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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-01-13, Page 1A 4 • • • 0 Whple No. 5107! . 107th Year SEAFORTH•; QNTA.RIO, T'JU•R.SDAY, JArnJARY'1( 1966 -- 10 PAGES 09, Single, Cupieal TO Cents $4:00 a Year' InAdvant&e,.. . SeILPIa•nS For CofC Annual The annual4cliriiier meeting of the Seaforth Chamber of Com- merce'- will • be held next Mon- day evening in the. Legion Hall. Dinner will commence at 7:00 o'clock. The meeting will consider report of committee detailing, the year's activities, •and will. elect officers for the new year. A special feature will be an address . by - RiOhard La Pahne, Who will discuss industrial de- velopment at the local level. Mr. La' Palme represents,• the Trade and Industries Branch of the . Ontario Department of Economics and Development. Russian Tour • Edward Wanless is one of 88 University of Iowa students who will take part in a concert tour in Russia and European •countries • this spring. He is a son of Mr: and Mrs. .Garnet Wanless, of Viroqua, Wis., Mrs. Wanless being the former Jean „Smith, of Seaforth. John L. Malone - constable Resigns "rom - -'Town -The resignation of Constable A. Calder was accepted at a, special meeting of .-Seaforth council Monday evening. The resignation had hien dealt with preViously by the Protection to Persons Committee. Constable Calder, who has been on the force about seven years, left Jan: 5th, and is understood to have accepted employment in Stratford -. Council approved a recom- mendation of the committee that the request of Constable Ruston to attend the Police College be approved, ' and that attend the college as soon as arrangements can be work- ed out. Chief Hulley was authorized to purchase two new tires for the police cruiser, and Fire Chief J. F. Scott to- purchase two . pairs boots and two noz-- zles. - "In considering obtaining a replacement for Constable Cal- der; council discussed a sug- ge-stion-advanced by Councillors Hildebrand and Dinsmore, that an advertisement seeking appli- cations should cover two, rather than one constable. They point - out additional help would Actives in K' of C, Mutual Insurance Force be •necessary when Constable Ruston went to police college. Councillor H. Donaldson, com- mittee chairman, suggested the -advertisement should cover one man. "If we feel later we need a__second man, we can- do it then," he said.. Applications ,close Jan. 24. ' Council discussed with Chief Hulley the additional work with which remaining members of the force are involved until such time as a new constable is named, and agreed to pay a bonus of $25 to each- man lieu of overtime while, the force (Continued on Page 4) 'Will Sponsor - March Of Dimes A • widely known McKillop) Mr. Malone was active .an thea Township farmer and commun- Knights of Columbus and was ity worker, John . L. Malone,' elected Grand Knight on the died suddenly at his home Sun- formation of the Father Steph- day. Apparently in good health en Eckert Council in the Sea - he had gone to bed as usual' forth district in 1962, 'a pesi- Saturday night and died in his tion he held, for two years. sleep during the .night He was -He was born in_ McKillop Township, the eldest son of.. the - late Mi; and Mrs. John Malone. He was a member of St. `Colum .' ban's Roman . Catholic Chtirch, and the Holy Name Society. Surviving him are his 'wife, 1 -the- former Minnie Dalton; three - sons, John, Owend Sound; Jos., Winnipeg; James, ,Edmonton; two daughters, Claire, ',Mrs. Robert Murray,, RR 5, Seaforth, 1 and Sheila-, Reg.N., at' home. One daughter, ; Molly, Mrs. Al- lan -. Butters, predeceased him. He is also survived, by ,four ' brothers;i---_Charles, Windsor ; Joseph, RR. 5, Seaforth; Em- mett and "Clarence, Seaforth, and one sister, Miss Mary ,Ma- lone, Windsor. in, his 66tir year. A former president of the Mc- Killop ' Mutual Fire Insurance Co., he continued .his interest in farm anutuals and was a director of the company at the time of his death. He had serv- ed on the executive of district insurance organizations. Planswere advanced for, the March of Dimes blitz canvass set for the evening of -Monday, Jan. 31st, at the regular meet- ing of Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge held Monday evening. Mrs. Peter Malcolm, Mrs. James Rose and 1VIrs. Mae Hab- kirk volunteered to set up tables ;and chairs for a euchre party on Jan. 24 The, meeting preceding the euchre is called.. for 7:30 p.rr The body was at his late resi- dence until Wednes ay morn- ing, when removal • Was made to St. Columban's Roman - Cath- olic Church for Requiem High Mass at -11 o'cloolt. The Burke funeral hon as in charge of arrangem 5. , An honor guard was formed by Knights of Columbus from Stratford, Goderich and Sea - forth. Pallbearers were Mich- ael Murray, Leo Arts, Jaynes Shea, Lewis Coyne, Francis Hicknell and Peter Vandrunen, A letter of appreciation from the Ontario Hospital, Goderich, for four stockings filled with gifts received at'Christmas, was read. Mrs. Margaret Messenger convened a post -Christmas par- ty. March of Dimes goal fog 1966 is $800,000, and in Seaforth it is hoped - to raise $500. Funds are needed to carry on the vital work of rehabilitating the adult disabled of the', district. Sea - forth' is part of the -Central Western Ontario Branc Board and includes 261 disabl per- sons already ^'known• to the On- tario Mar h of Dimes in "'this branch arr. Officials expect there areothers who have not come for help, not realizing that something might be done for them -in -spite of long stand ing disability. If there are such persons, it is suggested they write to the district .-March of Dimes office at Kitchener and the case Worker will call on them. - Lions Welcome New -Member Seaforth Lions, at a meeting Monday evening .in St. Thomas' March Hall, accepted into mem- bershi William 'Pinder. He was rodueed by Gordon Beutt iller and installed in h ceremony conducted by H. G. Meir, . , ' The regular draw was 'won by Lee Learn, :and during.' the meeting the club was enter- tained with numbers by Lor- raine and Helene Huard. The meeting was in charge of C. A. Barber and Robert Huard. , 1 EMERSON F. -DURSTT - who has been installed as Wor- shipful Master of Britannia Lodge No. 170, AF and AM: Other officers installed are: IPM, R. Cyril Kirk; SW, Alex Chesney; JW,' Laverne Hu - gill; • chaplain; Ross Scott; treasurer, J. E. Keating; sec- retary, G. A. Wright; SD, Glen Chesney; JD, Bedford Dungey; IG, Dr. J. C. .Mac- Lennan; SS, Gordon Beutten- miller; PS,- Orville Oke,•••tylery Roy •'Butt; D of C, M.- E. i d esidents ekend Cras Kumor FOII ovws ollopse Rumors thht a Seaforth area - youth had been killed in a traf- fic accident east of town late Monday afternoon arose when a hitchhiker collapsed as he was walking along the highway east of the Lions Park. Opp Constable Ray Primeaii investigated and had the youth —a 16 -year-old London boy— removed to Seaforth Commun- ity Hospital. Later,' the youth made his way from • the hospi- tal and that evening was locat- ed at a farm • home west ._of Clinton. - Although he was lightly clad, police said he hadsuffered no ill effects,from his day of hitch - Clarke. hiking- - McK lLops Council Naive' , •Officials• • Members of McKillop Coun-Association of • Rural iVlunici- cil were sworn in Monday at panties and -the Good Roads As - the inaugural meeting,. held in sociation. Reeve Ken Stewart the new township hall at Wilt- was named to the Maitland Val- throp. Rev.' A. Higginbotham; ley Conservation Authority. of Walton, conducted a short . A petition from' Leslie Dol- service in which he asked farmage for repairs to- the Camp- Divine guidance for the coundil bell drain was accepted, and a during the year. grant -of---$35.00 to the Salva - Members of . council are tion Army was approved. Reeve Ken Stewart and Couit Council endorsed a move by eillors Allan Campbell, William Huron County to have a com- t)ennis, Harold • Dodds 'and munity college established in Ralph McNichol• the county. _ Council approved ,an appy` ; Other appointments included: tion' for the statutory -load-" •Pottndkeepers: Clem Krauskopf, ;on expenditures of $66,161.51,N Clarence Regele, Percy Taylor, less receipts of $1,293.60. Pete McCowan, Charles Kleber Appointments approved ... in- and Earl McSpadden. eluded:. J. M.Eckert; clerk- Fenceviewers: Joseph F. Ry - treasurer., $2,N0„ . car allow-' an, Wm. Boyd, Joseph McLaugh- ance $200, relief cheer $`100; lin, James B. Hogg, Robert James .McQuaid, assessor, $1;- Campbell, Boyd Driscoll, Rat. 000, car allowance' $200, -•and McMillan and Bart McClure. convention $35; James Keys,, Sheep valuators: Alex Smith, school( attendance officer, $25; Clem Krauskopf, Antone -Sie- 1Vfontieth & Monteith, auditors; mon.., Clarence Regele, drainage tileBuilding inspectors:. R. M. and trench inspector, $1,35 per Scott, Archie. Somerville.' . hour, plus 10c mile,. i • Council remuneration ,will be Announce - at . the rate of $375.00 for the reeve, - and $250 for each -eoun- cillor. 'Road work•.will be paid for at a rate of $1.30 per hour, and $4.00 per hour for man Announcement was made this and tractor, The grader opera- week of the sale of -J. B. Here - .tor. will:receive $1.60 per hour. ford -Farms, Tuckersmith, to Ratepayers wishing use of Douglas R. Henderson & Son, township equipreent will be of Atwood. • billed $8.00 per hour for the Stanley Jackson, owner of maintainer, and $12 per . hour the farms, saki possession for snowplowing. • would be in December of this Council agreed to join the year. 1 Traffic accidents over the weekend clabneil' the lives of two Seaforth ,residents and a former resident of McKillop. Albert -Hi} dson and his -daugh- ter, Miss Maria Hudson, suc- cumbed to injuries received when their car turned over on Huron County Road 12, north of Winthrop, at Boon Saturday. James Givlin, 38, Wellesley, died Saturday afternoon in the tale Ot Farm The Week - in Brodhagen -t OrEanizations Plan Activities for - New D�str�c Hold Annual Meeting 'The annual meeting of the Lutheran Church • Women was held Wednesday afternoon with Pastor Kappes in charge of de- votions. There were • 28 mem- bei••s' 'present and three visitors. Mrs. Martin Dietz, the presi- dent, conducted the business. The secretary, ,Mrs. L. Pfeifer, read the minutes and the tfeas-, urer,' Mrs. Edwin Scherbarth; gave the treasurer's report. -Thank-you cards were 'read from Wilbur Hoegy for the Christmas shut-in gift and don- ations and thank -you cards were received frpra Mrs. Fred Scherbarth, Mrs. ,Chas..,,.pushel- berg and Mrs. Wm. Hoppen= roth and Mrs. John L. Benne- wies. Material is to be purchased for two' quilts for Waterloo Auxiliary. The summary of the 1965 annual meeting was read ley, Mrs.' Pfeifer and also the treasurer's report was read by auditor Mrs. Fred Young. Lenten offering enVelo les are .to be sent throughout the con- gregation for Lent and proceeds to be used for Waterloo Auxil- iary.. Parsonage fund envelopes are to he -sent to the congrega- 'tion in, May. Birthdays were reported by Mrs. George Rock, Mrs. Ed. Scherbarth, ars. JOhn'Vock and Mrs: John L. Bennewios. Pastor Kappes was in, charge of the annual- meeting. -when all officers were elected for a second terata 1<'reOd-ent, -Mrs. Martin • Dietz; 'Vicepresi:denit, Mrs', Utrasell Sholdice; secm try, Mrs. Lleyd 'Pfeifer; tressA urer, d Mrs. Edwin Scherbarth, and all other comthittees re- mained the sante, except fpr a few changes for a nunaber who left the community. A touch 'aria take table i be held at the Feb. 2nd meeting when all the women of the conimunity are invited. Books for a mission library (in Eng- lish) are to be collected, to be sent to Rev. Barry Lang at British Gaiana. A list of the articles sent to Margaret Me - Donald, r Sunshine Sehool, Wel- lesley; for. Christmas was read. Seventeen shut-ins of the con- gregation were remembered at Christmas time. Lunch was served by Mrs. Oscar -ifout)g, Mrs. Fred Young, Mrs. Lavern Wolfe, Mrs. John Voch, Mrs. Henry Rose and Mrs. Kappes. • Society Has Meeting. The Stewards of the Chris- tian Home (Married 'Couples) held their -regular meeting with 16 members present - Mr. and Mrs. Ronald "Hfn ''Ptd Mr":'- and Mrs. Wilbur Hoegy were in charge of devotions, lunch and recreation. Mrs. Hihz was the pianist; - The scripture was read, by Wilbur Hoegy; a psalm read re- spotisively with Ronald 1•Iinz leading, and Mrs. Hoegy react a poem and Mrs, Hinz read the prayer, followed by the Lord's Prayer. During- the business conduct- ed by President Jack; Gloor, the secretary and treasurer's re- ports were read. It was decid- ed to have Mr:Taylor, of the collection •1Va8 taken' and also Children's Aid Society of Perth County, to show pictures of his trip to the Holy Land and also give' a talk, thisto be held Sunday evettirng, Jan. 16., A donations for the Children's Aid Society, Which amounted to, over $20:00. This took the place of the exchange of Christ- mas 'gifts. The annual meeting is to be e held Tuesday evening, Jan. 25, with, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hinz's team," the _ losers, in charge. has as been mak- ing ice in the church shed and if the weather slaws cold will t be ready for ska ing. After the meeting was a journed, pro- gressive euchre was played, with the follow g prize win - nears: Mrs. Jack Gloor, Ralph Fischer, Mrs. R. Sholdice a Reuben Buuck. andy and po.- ato chips were erved during the evening, fol wed by a de- licious lunch. " Two bouquets f yellow and m white chrysanthe ums were on the altar of St. eter's Luther. .an Church in memory of, the late Philip Rock,who passed away two, years ago, %Jan. 11. They were placedby his wife and family. , Three basketsof flowers were sta a fn C s to 0 P 0 In the Sanctuary of the church, from the funeral oti Saturd'it'y of Mrs. Donald Rolph (Shirley Alcatel), of Mitchell, daughter of the late Mr. ,and Mrs. Henry L. Diegel adorn Ritz). She was a former resident hero and member of the church Mr. Taylor, of the Children's Aid Societyof Perth' County, Will' show One of Ifs the Holy Land and give a short talk at the church here on Sun- day evening, beginning at 8:30 sharp. ,_ - - Mr. Reuben Stuck has been making ice in the church shed across from the church, and if the weather stays cold, is now ready for skating. Messrs. George and Williat't'i Diegel spent Sunday with the latter's son, Mr Arthur--Diegel, and Mrs. Diegel in Kitchener. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith, Mr. and Mrs. John Old- field and family, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hinz and . Rod- ney, Bornholn-i; Mr.'and Mrs. Ir- vin +Swinst, Milverton; Mr. and Mrs. George Young, Stratford, at the same home. Mr. and Mrs. Swintz just returned from visiting her sister, Mrs- Ross McLean and Mr. McLean, North Hollywood, California. Mr, and Mrs. Carman Mogk and family; St. Thomas; itr. and Mrs. Robert .Weitzel, of Mitchell, 'frith Mr. and Mrs. George Mogk and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mogk-for New Year's, Little Mary Anne Brink is at the home of her aunt, near Sea - forth, while her Mother, Mrs. Dick Brink, is , recuperating from a car accident. , Mr. and ,Mrs, Gary Sholdice, Paul and Mark' with -her sister,+ Mrs. Ronald Law and Mr. Law, Richmond hill, for the week- end. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Monk entertained members of the church board of St a -"Peter's. Lutheran Church at their home on 1)1day-evening. They were Melded by two Other retiring MURIEL HUDSON cab of his truck when the truck plunged into - the Nith River. He was a native of McKillop, a son of Mrs. Ambrose Givlin, McKillop, and the late Mr. Giv- lin. Miss Muriel Hudson; 46, with her father, Albert Hudson, '74, as a passenger, was on her way to Walton when the car appar- ently struck a slippery area and rolled over into•the ditch. They t board 'members,, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Beuerman and Mr. and Mrs: Fred Jung., Lance -Corporal Elmer McLeod of Camp Borden visited his aunt, Mrs. Charles Ahrens, re- cently.' - Mr. and Mrs. -Ray Bennewies, of London, with his parents; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Benne- wies on Sunday and with Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bennewies. The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to relatives in the death of Mrs. Donald Rolph (Shirley Diegel), 31, of. Mitchell,- daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Diegel and former residents here. The funeral was held- from the Heath -Leslie funeral home .on Friday with . burial at Wood - lawn Mausoleum. Surviving are her husband and two children, Kathy 5 .and Randy 3, and three brothers, Walter, Mit- chell, Roy Oscar, Detroit, and Russell, Georgetown: Mr. and Mrs. Ressell. Sholdieb were ' guests.; of ';Mr, and Mrs. •Carl $che°llonherger, Mitchell, on Sunday. Community Forum started at the home of Mr, and Mrs. 1:d. Sclierl>artli, . Sr,, on Monday ev- I ening and v. ill be he'd at ' the various -home.: each M,rulp ie-.- .ening for the ratter months. Anyone interested is welepme. The birthday of Mr. Scherbarth was also. -celebrated. Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Kintner, Mr., and Mrs. George Rock and Mtn: and Mrs, Ilarold Rock and 'the grandchildren' and great- ;gtaaidr~htldreii $rom Listowel'' were to pick -up another daugh- ter; aughter, Mrs. Barry Marshall, of Walton, for a trip to London. They were removed to Sea - forth Community Hospital; where Miss --Hudson was pro- p;ouh'ced dead' on arrive'. Mr. Hudson died early Sunday morning. • John Albert Hudson was born in -Tuckersmith, but had lived in Seaforth most of his life. He was educated in Eg- mondville public school. A madhinist by : trade, : he had retired in 1962.- -He was married at. - Stratford in 1917 to Amelia Brown, who survives, together with two daughters, Mrs. Frank (Dorothy) Holroyd, Preston, and Mrs. Bar- ry (Margaret) Marshall, Walton. He • is ,also survived by two grandchildren and a sister, Mrs. A„ L. Stone, of Norwich. Miss Muriel Mae` Hudson was born in Seaforth_and educated in Seaforth-•--schools. She was employed at Highland Shoes here: Both were members of North- side United Church, and a dou- ble funeral service was .con ducted by their_minister, Rev. J. Cliff Britton, from the R. S. .Find Body Of Brussels Youth .t . ° The body of Garry Wilson was recovered by a skin-diver Thursday from a water -filled tunnel under a lock in'the Wel- land'panel at St. Catharines. The -22 -year-old Brussels weld- er was last seen Dec. 22 at the canal site where Schwenger Construction Ltd., of Burling- ton, is modifying the locks. His work gloves and 'lunch pail were found at the job' site, but police could not explant his disappearance. Later they came up with the theory he might have been lost in the tunnel. He had been employed 'with the Sehweiiger company only. 'a short time. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Wilson, of. RR. • 13russel's; two brothers, Frank, of Brussels, and Scott, at home, and three sisters, Mrs. James (Helen) ,Fisher; of RR 4, Goderich; Mrs. Jack '(Joan) Merner, - of Bayfield, and Gail, at home. The body was taken to the D. A. Rann funeral home, Brus- sels, where ' funeral services were held Saturday, with in- terment in Brussels cemetery. Year :r ALBERT HUDSON Box funeral home -on Tuesday. rTempotary entombment follow- ed in Pioneer Memorial Mauso- leum,. when pallbearers were, for Mr. Hudson: Jim Stone, Don- ald Stone, Lin Le Sautes, Har- old Brown,' Clayton Dennis and George Hildebrand; flowerbear- ers, Roy McGeoch,Albert. Bak- er, Cliff Broadfoot, 'Charles -Bar ber and Louis Hemberger; and for Miss Hudson: ` pallbearers, A. MacLean, A. Smale, D. Eaton Q ney -Hildebrand, 1N 01'1)341i Schneider, Arthllr 'Wright, ,Au - drew McNichol and Jack Fras- er. Drowned in Nith ' According to the Kitchener "'• detachment of the Ofitai io vineial °Police,_Mr. Givlin miss- ed a turn on a county road about 1 miles west of jJVelles? ' ley. Instead of turning onto a new bridge :across 'the river,,,,,,,•_, his truck shot off the approaela to an old, dismantled bridge , and plunged into the water. Police said he drowned, trapped, in the cab of his truck. James • Ambrose Givlin was bora in McKillop; July 12, 1927, a s'on. .. of Mrs. Ambrose Givlin, McKil- lop, McKillop, and the late Mr. Givlin. A cattle dealer, he had lived in Wellesley since November, 1961. On July 2, 1960, he mar- ried Rita Foster in Goderich. A member of St. Agatha-110- man gatha,.,Ro- man Catholic Grhurch, he was - a former member of St...Pat- - riek's Roman Cathol'ie- Church, Dublin. He is survived by his moth- er; his wife; a son, Francis, 4; a- daughter, • Rita, 2; - two broth- ers, Patrick and ' Joseph, . -at r Mrs Dennis' home; eight siste , (Anna) Nolan, RR ;5, Seaforth; Mrs. Wm • :(Margaret) O'Brien, RR 5, Stratford; Mrs. Frank. (Rose) Whaling; RR 3, Embro; ._ Mrs. Wilfred.lullin, 136 Grange St., Stratford;"" Mrs. Wilfred - (Theresa) Laverty, 'Rfi.....•1,. Seb- ringville,= Mrs. John (Marie) Neihnan, Paltnerston; Mrs. Har- • old (Viola) Moster, Waterloo; Sister Rose Angela, Mount St. Joseph Convent, Leon. The body was at Ftither Brothers funeral home, Welles- ley, until noon Monday when removal was made to the home of his mother. Prayers were of- fered ffered at her home Wednesday, followed, by Requiem High Mass at St. Patrick's Church, Dublin, at 10:30 a,in. Burial wasin the church cemetery. -Rev. Remi Durand officiated. Temporary entomb- ment ntombment was •inade in the -mauso- leum atG:Mitchell. Pallbearers were Lorne Flan--" agan, Joseph Kelly, Fames Ma- loney', Wilfred O'Rourke, Ron- ald Murray, Michael Eckert honorary pallbearers, ' ' D ;a n O'Rourke; -Writ.. Fiian, Russ Donald Muir, Ken Beattie and Connolly, Frank Nolan, Ronald Ross Magee; flowerbearers, Bar- Ryanand ,Joseph Nolan. , NEWS OF DUBLIN • Long Time *readier Walton, Kitchener, Bornholm, Brodhagen and Monkton cele- brated Mrs. Philip Rock's 80th birthday on Sunday at the home of Mr- •and Mrs. Harold Rock. Mrs. Rock was presented with a "handbag and money. Mr. Gary; Herriott, of Hamel -- ton, spent•the weekend with his friend, Kenneth Ahrens,; of Hamilton, at the, home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens, "1VIrs. Ken Elligsen and Mrs. ,Jirrr-BrowTT-'-a'ftesnded leadership school for 4-11 Clubs at Main St. United Church last Tuesday and Wednesday. The new pro- ject is on "Accent and Acces- sories." Mr. and -Mrs. Lavern Wolfe, accompanied by Mrs. Charles Roelt;' visited Mrs. Wolfe's moth- er, Mrs, John Hinz.• •Sebring- ville, at ,the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Connolly, on, Sun- day. • Mr. Roger Sholdice home from Orillia for the.. weekend. He was accompanied by Peter Rowat, whose ,benne is in Sea - forth and v.•nh•, in ori'ia. Mr. a"d Mrs. Kett K'lirsen, M^. and ',Tr,. To'ta. partner, Mr. and '1'4 .111'7u• t • eche ha t;i .t 1 `Tr, and Mrs. Charles .,(Leri •, •Ili. Ln ,'a and y.Ti.rha 1 with ;\Ir. a" 1 .N1r•. tlarnl,(1 1'1 I14'u sen n+a ,r,lay and celehrat- rd Mr. 11 trod El- wen's birth- day. Mr' • and Mrs. Ifferold Smyth have retairned, home after .spending a week with their daughter, Mrs. Robert Gibb, and bfr. Gibb, Glencoe. Retires In A former resident of Dublin and a teacher on the staff' of the :Toronto Separate •School Board for many years, Miss Marie Neven recently retired. During her teaching career Miss Neven taught in various Toronto schools, including sev- ,eral years at. St. Joseph's High School, Jarvis St„ and St. Mich- ael's, Bond St. More recently she has been on the staff of Holy Name School,_,Carlaw Ave, At a recent staff dinner and - on her last teaching day hefere retirement. Miss Neven•as the recipient of beautiful gifts and many good wishes from the principal and staff of Holy Name School and other friends. • Mr. Leo Krooq en . is visiting with rtr',atives in' Holland.' Mes Lours Laney:in Montrg:al wth Mrs; A: M. Looby. ,Mr. Gns Dennome and Mich ael, of Dundas. with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Cronin. Mr: Leo Gleason is a patient at Westminster Hospital, Lon don. _ - --Miss Karen Dill, London. with Mrs. Joseph Dill. • • - Mr. Billie Dill -haa.,:(returned to Shearwater, Nova Scotia. St. Mary's . Ati'Iican Guile held its annual meeting at the home of Mrs. William Smith, The' president, Mrs. Smith, was in charge, with • Mrs, Charles Friend cond-acting • the devo- tional portion of the meeting. The secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Ifoy 'Burchill, ca. e her report. l eanch w as adopted ac ,read. The roll call , ' a' n"-o'rred by Ow ' ' of 'n1('Tnber•hip fee's. Mr•:' F1'11-111 rnpe°•t( (1 on the c ,e•..f-d sa;n iif C. -iat- , t t, , slt,11 had horn 1111:1,1(‘ SSp•t'• meeib('r• e fres ed their flank• for the renl('tnhranee from The c;uilri„-01, the Christ - nue.: se1sott. ° �^ Mas. Berehill gave the annual financial report and noted that although there had been some necessary repairs i;naacle • •at the church during. the, kp i t trOar,. To 'Onto the books were closed with a - substantial •balance on hand. ._. Mrs. 'H. Donaldson presided• for the. election of officers, and Mrs, Smith, as president, and Mrs. R. Burchill, as secretary- treasirrer, were returned to of- fice. Rev. Mr. Donaldson of- ficiated at the installation of the officers. A schedule for the Altar Guild was set up for the com- ing year. Ways and means'.of ' raising funds were discussed. and it was _decided to continue;, with • the penny -a -day donation; and beginning at the next meet- ing a Chinese auction --will be held. The February ,meeting will be held on Wednesday evening, the 16th. at ' the • home of Mrs. Friend. It was decided to hold the vestry Meeting- at -Mss. Burchill's on .Jan. 26th, to• be preceded by a potluck supper. Lunch was served at the• con-, elusion of the meeting by,Mr"s. Smith, assisted by Mrs. Burchill V1. JAMt"S SIMS, who f °;i fJti tient at l i.lbareltati jltItsltig HOMO, will telebrat6 dais OIXd ,birthday iiia $vttlil^01;