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CLASSIFIED . ADS
24.. Cards of Thupths
We wish to thank family,
neighbors, relatives and
friends for snaking our "25th
wedding anniversary a mem-
orabie occasion. — Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph F. Ryan.
24-30x1
We wish to thank friends and
neighbors of Walton and sur-
rounding area for the lovely
gifts received. Special thanks
to those who were in charge
It was deeply appreciated.—
Cyril and Cathy Ryan, Ken
and Elaine Ryan. 24-30x1
The nieces and nephews of
the late Robert Smith wish to
extend their sincere thanks
to neighbors and friends for
their many acts of kindness
to our uncle during his long
illness, and to us at the time
of his death. Special thanks
fn Kilbarchan Nursing Home,
Dr. Markus, Canadian Legion,
Canadian Order of Foresters
and the Session of First Pres-
byterian Church. • 24-30-1
I would Iike to express my
sincere thanks to friends,
neichborc and relatives for
cards. visits and all kindness
received while I was a pat-
ient in the hosroital. Special
thanks to Dr. Malkus, to nue.
ses and staff. Everything
was deeply appreciated. —
Calvin Hulley. 24-30;1
25. In Memoriam
1
WILLIAMSON — In laving
memory of oqr dear inter,
Alexene who left our home
June 23, 1963.
There is never a day that
passes by
But our thoughts reach out
to you,
Never a joy that comes to us
But we wish you could share
it . too.
In our garden of p beautiful
memories
Yoii return to us each day,
Your memory is as dear to -
da
As in the hour you passed a -
So, within our hearts we will
always keep
A special place for you
And try our best to live
As you would want us to.
Too dearly loved to ever
be forgotten by brothers,
Gerald, Ken, Ron and sister-
in-law Dorthea. 25-30x1
WILLIAMSON — In loving
memory of our d a r1'i'n g
daughter-•Alexene, who !was
called home June 23, 1963.
We, have counted. each d a y
with soft silent tears,
And now we are parted for
many long years.
But though the years length-
en,
We still think of her yet,
For the hearts that loved her
truly will never' forget
Father in Heaven, Hear our
prayers,
Guide our dear daughter with
tender care, •
Be a good shepherd, don't
leave herr alone,
Love her as we did when she
- was at home.
She troubled no one, her
wants were few,
And now dear Lord, she has
gone to you,
We miss her from our fire-
side chairs,
Her smiling face and shin-
ing hair
For each of us she did her
best
God grant her now, eternal.
rest
To us her name will alWdys
The key that unlocks memor-
ies
Of a loved one, but cherished.
yet.
Dear Alexene we will never
forget.
—Far too precious to ever
be forgotten by Mom and
Dad. 25-30x1
,PRYCE — In loving memory
of a dear son and brother,
Leslie J. Pryce, who passed
away two years ago, June 24,
1964.
Two years have passed but
, memories stay
As near and dear as yester-
day,
Deep in our hearts a memory
is kept,
Of a son and brother we will
never forget.
It broke our hearts to lose
you,
But you didn't go alone,
Because part of us wentwith
you
The day God called you
home.
So please, God, take a mess-
age,
To our dear one up above,
And tell him that we miss
him
And give him all our love.
And some day we hope to
. meet him,
Some day day we knew not
when,
To clasp his hand in a better
Never to part again.
—Too dearly loved ewer to
be forgotten by Mom and
Dad, and family. 25-30x1
CAMPBELL •---,.In loving
mei/nary of a dear son: Ed,r
ward Arnold Campbell, who
passed away one year ggo,
Jt*ne 21, 1985.
Darling .child, along life's,Wai
We m'1 s you more each day,
'Vein grave •.81 shrine death
d Arend. •
Of sorrene tit colt" heart en-
)Wer reste"thher /,�t)y�y/' �yh'iiffi
lVl`other and .Dad, 154pox
25.' In Memoriam
ROE -- In loving memory of
our •dear mother, Anna' Jane
who passed away one year
ago June 19, 1965.
Tonight the stars are gleam-
ing
On a lonely, silent grave,
Where sleep s in dreamless
slumber
The one we loved but could
not save.
In tears we saw you sinking,
We watched you fade away,
Our hearts were almost brok-
en,
You, fought so hard to stay,
But when we saw you sleep-
ing
So eacefully free from pain,
We could not wish you back
To suffer that again.
— Lovingly remembered
and sadly missed by daughter
Loreen and son-in-law Gib.
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Engagements
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Salfiabury
of Seaforth announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Dianne Frebis to Terrence
Hugh Moore, son of Mx. and
Mrs. Ewen Moore of Beaver-
ton. Wedding to take place
on July 16, 1966 at 11:00 a.m.
in St. James Roman Catholic
Church, Seaforth. xl
Mr: and Mrs. William Thamer
of Walton announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Paul'ene Jean to Mr. Alexan-
der Malcolm Gulutzen, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gulutzen,
Walton. The marriage to take
place July 9, 1966 in Duff's
United Church, Walton. xl
Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Turnbull, RR 2 Brussels, Ont,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Barbara Ann
to Mr. James Douglas Fritz,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J.
Fritz. RR 1 Listowel Ontario.
The. wedding to take place on
Saturday, July 16th, at 3:00
o'clock inDuff's United
Church, Walton, Ontario. -1
Mrs, Beatrice Munn, RIZ 1
Cromarty announces the en-
gagement of her daughter,
Carolyn June to Mr. John
Earl Jacobi, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Jacpbi, RR 2
Kippen. The wedding to take
place, Saturday. July 16, 1966
at 3:00o'c•lock in Hensall Un-
ited Church.
Births
ANDERSON .— In. Seaforth
Community Hospital, on
June 13, to Mr. and Mrs.
Eric Anderson, RR 1 Lon-
.. desboro. a daughter.
•
HAIi.BURN — °In Seaforth
Community Hospital on
June 16„ to Mr. and Mrs.
Earnest Harburn, Cromarty
a daughter.
HAMILTON = In Seaforth
Community Hospital, on
June 13, to Mr. and Mrs,
William L. Hamilton,. Sea -
forth, a son.
LAWSON — In Clinton Pub-
, lic Hospital, on June 18th,
to. Mr. and . Mrs. seg T.-
Lawson,
.Lawson, a daughter.
VAN HORN — In Seaforth
Community Hospital, on
June 11, 'to Mr: and Mrs.
Beverly VanHorn, Mitchell,
a„daughter. -
WALTON — In :Royal Vie-
toria Hospital, Barrie, on
June 17, to Mr. and Mrs.
' Joseph Walton. 17 Marion
Crescent, Barrie (nee $eth
Boyd) a son.
• Too . Late.
FOR SALE -.- 40 acres of
standing hay, Lot 22, Con. 2,
Tuckersmith, Russell Cole-
man, phone 527-0266. -1
FOR SALE — 3 York sows
due soon, also 1 choice Here-
ford bull, three years old. Ap-
ply to Urban Ducharme,RR2
Brussels. 343W7. -1
FOR SALE — Strawberries,
Mrs, Harold Storey, phone
527-1057. -1
WANTED TO RENT — 2
or 3 bedroom cottage in .Bay-
fiel1i or Goderich area for 3rd
or 4th week in July. Phbne
527-0837 after six or on Sat-
urday. xi
Seaforth Women's Institute
bus trip will leave Habkirk
Bus Depot at 7:45 a.m., on
Thursday, June 30th, -1
Remember! It takes but a
moment to place an Expositor
Want .Ad and be money in
pocket. To advertise, just
Dial Seaforth 527-0240.
McKILLOP
Friends and neighbors
gathered at tlie:heitie of Mrs.
Harold McCallum, to honor
Miss Gail Storey, bride -elect
of this month, Monday even-
ing.
Contests were eoducted by
Mrs. Art McCallum, and Mrs.
Harold McCallum. P r i z es
were won by Mrs„ Russel 1Vf'e-
Callum, Mrs. Orvall Storey,
Mrs. Murray D e n n i 5, MSS
Marjorie Glanville •4and Mrs.
Roy Wildfong. The ,address
was read by .Mrs Art Me-
Callum,
(Gifts were presented by
Marion Mid ;'eyed McCalIttm
and Beth McNichol. Gait
thanked all fir date lovely
gffta atter refreshments, were
Serried, • A .
A {.
Walton OistrJc;rqps
�iscuss � D�laiIs
The 17th and Boundary
UCW unit of Duffs United
Church, Walton met at the
home of Mrs. George Will-
iamson, with 13 members
and 2' visitors. Mrs. Harvey
Craig epened with prayer
and read a short scripture.
Mrs. Jim Clarke was in
charge of the t op i c "Why
happy people are happy” and
conducted a Bible quiz.
Mrs. George Williamson
presided for the business ses-
sion. Mrs. Clifford Hotly and
Mrs. Ross Bennett reported
on the finances.
Mrs. Williamson gave a
short reading and Mrs. Har-
vey Craig closed the meeting
with prayer.
Lunch was served by the
hostess and Mrs. James Clark
and Mrs. Martin Boone,. ,
McKILLOP UCW
The McKillop Unit met at
the home of Misses Ethel and
Tennie Dennis.
Mrs. Norman Schade open-
ed the devotional part with
words on the theme of the
meeting "The color green—
for Envy" then led in prayer,
A hymn was sung.
Mrs. Stewart McCall read
the scripture. Mrs. Gordon
McGavin .offered pray e r
Misses' Margaret and June
Hillen sang a duet entitled
"Others".
A meditation on Envy was
given by Mrs. N. Schade. The
topic "Call to be Obedient'.
was given by Mrs. Laverne
Godkin who also led a dis-
cussion.
Mrs. Charles McCutc'heon
for the business. The Capper
contest leaders reported a
total of $82,85.
'Plans were made for show-
ers,
how
ers, catering to weddings and
the church picnic. A hymn
was sung and lunch was ser-
ved' by' the hostesses, Mrs.
Norman Schade and Mrs.
Charles McGavin.
SPONSORS SHOWERS
A` -miscellaneous shower'
honoring Miss Pauline Tham-
er prior to her coming marri-
age was hell. in the school
room of Duff's United church
Monday evening.
Decorations of pink and
white rosettes and streamers
and baskets of peonies, sperin
-and fern made an appropriate
setting at the ! front of the
room.
Miss Linda Traviss was in
charge of the guest book at
the door. Mrs. Nelson Marks
acted as master of ceremon-
ies for a short program, in-
cluding piano instrumental,
Mary Bewley. '""
Several contests and a
humorous skit by Mrs. Wal-
ter Bewley and Mrs. Emer-
son, Mitchell, were held.
Mrs. William Coutts invit-
ed the bride-to-be, her moth-
er. Mrs. William •Thamer,• the
groom-to-be's mother, Mrs.
Alex Gulutzen and the two..
grandmothers Mrs. John
Campbell . of Seaforth and
Mrs. Michael Strabychuck of
Brussels to come to the front
•
KIPPEN.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Robinson
and family, London were visitors
Sunday with' Mr: and Mrs. Ted
Robinson and:family. Mese
"
A bridal shower was held in
Hensall, Friday, "to honor Joan-
ne Link who will.wed Jack
Cooper of Kippen,
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Jones
and boys visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gackset-
ter and family in Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Faber were
Sunday evening visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Tom PenhaIe and
family of Bayfield.
Miss Grace Riley, nurse in
training at Stratford General
Hospital, is spending a few
weeks with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson. Riley.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Carter,
Chatham, were weekend guests
with the, latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Hood. •
Mr. arid Mrs. Robert Stokes,
of London,. Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard Cornish and', Cindy, Goder-
ich, visited Sunday with 'Mrs.
Robert Thomson. '
Mr., and Mrs. Graham True-
•mner, Jeff and Janice of Park-
hill, were Sunday evening visi-
tors of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Fab-
er and Kevin.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McBride,
Bradley and Dennis, motoring
to Victoria, B.C., left Wednes-
day for three weeks. Sharon
will accompany them as far as
Banff where she will take a
special course.
Mr. Arthur Long of St. Cath-
arines spent the weekend with
his father, Norman Long, arid
Mrs. Long. Sunday visitors in -
eluded Oswald. Brower), Q.C.,
and Mrs. Brown of Detroit, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Little, Hensall,
Marcia and a friend of London.
Mrs. Bozzato and daughter of
Foymount Air Base 'near Ot-
tawa, returned home Thursday
after spending three weeks
with her parents Mr. acid Mrs.'
Wi liatn Kyle and Al.
Visitors with Mr. • and Mrs,
tldinp Kerr" during the week
included Mr. and Mrs.. John
Kerr,; Mise Mary Walker, Sea-'
forth, . Wag, Mary Lat#ont and
Mr. Meleifle Lamont of 'Ethel.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred llaynes
and daughters of Baden, 'Geri
Progran,-
where they were ebated; each
wearing a corsage which was
presented upon 'their .arrival
at the church. '
Mrs. Wilbur Humphries
read a oongratulatery address
to Miss Thamer after which
the gifts were presented• by
Miss Anile Host, Shirley
Thamer, Judy Thamer, Carol
Wilbee, Linda Traviss, Karren
Coutts and Mrs. Michael
Gulutzen.
Pauline thanked the ladies
for the gifts and expressed
Iter appreciation to the lad-
les who arranged and helped
with the shower. She also in-
vited the guests to her trous-
seau tea Wednesday, June 29.
Lunch was served 'by the
young girls of the community
with Walton Unit in charge
of preparations.
The CGIT and leaders at-
tended a Huron Presbytery
Rally at Goderich Summer
School camp grounds, Satur-
day. Girls attending from
Walton included Karen and
Connie Coutts, Shirley Will-
iamson, Beverly McCall, San-
dra Watson, Karen McDonald
and Caroline Frazer and Lead-
ers Miss Shirley Bolger and
Mrs. Neil McGavin.
Brian Traviss, ' son of Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Traviss has
received word that he h a s
been successful in passing his
second year examinations at
Western University, London,
and has been accepted, et the.
Medical College, London,
Mr. and Mrs, W. R. Shol-
dice visited at Bolton last
Sunday, the guests of Mr. and,
Mrs. W. L. MVIeCutcheeon, '
Mr, and Mrs. Donald Ach-
illes moved to their new home
in the village last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hib-
bert and family visited Sun-
day with Mrs. Walter !Nelson
of Mount Forest,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cunning-
ham, Karen a red Rickey of
Ethel and Mr. and Mrs, Ken-
neth Richie and Larry, Eg-
mondville visited with Mr.
and Mrs, Douglas Ennis last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C leen e n t
Stutz, Wellesley, Mr. and
Mrs. Wolfgang Stutz and
W olfran, Waterloo were Sun-
day guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Torrance Dun-
das.
Miss June Higginbotham of
London spent the week -end
with her parents Rev. and
Mrs. Arthur Higginbotham.
The sacrament of the Lord's
supper will be observed in
Duff's United Church next
Sunday morning at 11:30 a.m,
The church and Sunday
school picnic will be held in
the community park Monday
evening, June 27, at 7 p.m.
sharp.
W.1. Hears
Of Plowing
Seaforth Women's Institute
met at the home of Mrs. Gor-
dan Papple with Mrs.. John
Henderson as ca -hostess.
The roll eall was. "Bring a
sample of your favourite re-
cipeusing a dairy product".
These samples were served
for lunch. Mrs. Papple - • and
Mrs. R. J. Doig reported op
the Distrist Annual held- in
Hensall. The pragram was in
charge of Mrs. Ken Stewart
and Mrs. Wm. Sttiong, Mrs,
Stewart began with a reading
Duets were performed by
Donna and Darlene Hendee -
soh, accompanied by ' Mrs.
Henderson, Mrs. Bruce Cole-
man gave current events.
Mrs. Strong commented on
motto "A grain thrown into
good ground brings forth
fruit; a principal thrown into
a gobd mind brings forth
fruit also".
Speaker, Mr. Gordon. McGav-
in, showed slides. of , former
plowing ,matches and the site
of the forthcoming match
from the air, Mr. McGavin
told of the trial and work
that is involved for a success=
Details
Match
ful match. He also explained
the set up of, the tented city.
Institute Visits County Houle;
Seaforth Women's Institute
provided a program for the
residents gf the Huron Coun-
ty Home, Wednesday. The
variety programme was.
in charge of Mrs. R. J. Doig,
Mrs. John- Henderson._ and
Mrs. R. Gordon. Mrs. R. M.
Scott, Institute president, was
chairman.
Piano solos were given by
Sandra Coleman and Joanne
Elligson, Ricky McKenzie
played an:accordian solo.
Several choruses were sung
by pupils of No. 4 school Mc-
Killop. Dianne Henderson
sang a solo and Donna and
Darlene Henderson a duet..
Sharon Strong led commun-
ity singing. A reading was
given by Bonnie Stewart. The
pupils of No. 4 school pres-
ented a square d a n c e. The
program came to a close with
the singing of "Waw Great
Thou Art" by Sharon Strong
apd the school chorus. Joanne
Elligson was pianist.
FUNERALS
MRS: CECIL M. OKE
Mrs. Cecil M. Oke, 72, of
Dufferin St., -London, died at
Victoria Hospital, London, on
Sunday after : a, three-month il]~
ness.'
The former' Emma Agnes
Coleman, she was born in Stan-
ley Township. She.was married
in Tuckersmith in 1914, and
lived there until 1951, when
she moved -to London. She : was
a member of Centennial United
Church, London and was a life
member of the Women's Insti-
tute.
Surviving are her husband; a
daughter, • Mrs. Stewart (Carrie)
Cudmore, London; two broth-
ers, Russell, Tuckersmith; and
Frank, Ripley; a sister, Mrs.
Ephriam (Bertha) CThrke, Sea -
forth; three • grandchildren and
four great grandchildren.
Funeral services from Box
funeral home. Seaforth, took
place Wednesday, with Rev. J.
C. Britton officiating. Burial in
Maitlandbank Cemetery.
Stewart
Palbbearers were
Legion
Corner
Dol -
By JACK HOLLAND
Well the weather has' come
around to being more season-
able and everyone is planning
their summer activities.
The' "Jack Eisler Nite" hell
last Friday night, at our Legion
Hall was a real success in all
respects. The committee made
up of G. Boussey, C. Wood and
P. Malcolm had done a fine
job of organizingand running
the; whole show including a
fine buffet lunch. During the
evening an hnscribed plaque.
wasyresented to Jack Eisler
m
fro,the branch. The Lions
Club of Goderich • who sponsor
Young Canada Hockey- Week
gave him a gold pen and pen-
eil set • in appreciation of his
work in minor hockey. A real
good crowd, turned out with re•
presentatives from numerous
branches of • the zone. A night
long to he remembered! '
Decoration Sunday has carpe
,and gotta fid all' veterate
graves in' the local cemeteries
were duly remembered. .Lath
year there are a few more it$
the grim reaper takes his tall,,
so na close ivith a thought fpr'
them, "At the going down
rftani' -celled° Monday tom'. Mr. the sun and h., the morning we'.
and Mi"rs. Wilfred Meller . ,will remember theta." '
fr
mage, Ernest Talbot, George
Hildebrand, • Roy Dolmage, Geo-
rge - Hoggart, ., and Emerson
Coleman. Flowerbearers were
Francis. Coleman, Gordon John-
son, Clifford Brock, Craig Mel-
lott, Frank Mallott and Edward
Clarke:
PERCY ALEXANDER SMITH
Percy Alexander Smith, 55,
died suddenly Saturday at Pow-
assan, while ori a -holiday motor
trip le Northern Ontario.
A native of McKillop, he at-
tended area schools and had
farmed in the township. He was
a member of Northside United
Church and served' on the
Board of Stewards.
Surviving are his wife, the
fernier Mary McCowan; two
daughters, Mrs. Murray (Jurie)
Cockwell, Atwood; Mrs, Bruce
(Marjorie) Coleman, Tucker -
smith Township; a son Mark, at
home; two • brothers, Lapslie,
Toronto; Archie, MeKillop; two
sisters, Mrs. Wyman (Mary)
Griffin, Albany, N.Y.; Mrs.
,Carl (Janet) Dalton, • Seaforth;
and five grandchildren,
A funeral service was held
Tuesday at 2 p.m, at the G. A.
Whitney funeral-hoihe, Seaforth
with his minister,. Ref. J. C.
Britton officiating. Burial was
in' Maitlandbank Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Robert Dal-
ton,Bruce Smith, • Robert Mc-
Cowan, Allan Munro, John .Mc.
-Wean and Gary Smith. Flow-
erbearers were Peter 1VIcCowan,
Percy Dalton, Bryan Smith and
Doug Dalton:
St. COLUMBAN
Mrs. Margaret McMillan and
son Jack,, Flint, visited her
mti`ther, Mrs. Mary Williams.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Hicknell
and children visited in Strait -
feed with Mr. and Mrs, Joe
Manley.
Mrs. Leo Smith and Melody,
Acton, .spent the weekend,. with
Mr° and Mrs.. Alisert Cronin.
Mies Anne TVlelady, London,
*ith Mr. ' and Mrs, Ted Melady,
;Mr. olid Mrs. Fergus Kelly
end Mr: an Mrs. Theo . Me1Ady
spent a helisley in , Tennessee
enc the .eastern States,
Mr. and 11fr6Stephen' Mal
oitey elld ehifclren, Kitchener,
vlsited,Mt ,Mary Feeney.
Mr. and . Mrs. Jack Mitrraly
and £til nil i T r oto, visited
and, Mithael Murray.•
; Mr. and ' it Marcy' arid
SIM—DRAKE
Baskets of yellow gladioli
and tinted blue mums and fern
formed the floral setting in
Staffa United Church on Satur-
day, June .11th, ,at 2 p.m., for
the double ring ceremony un-
iting in marriage Patricia Ann
Drake, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Drake, Staffa and
David Angus Sim, son of Mr.
and Mrs. David Sim, Kippen.
Rev. A. H. Daynard officiated
and Mr. David Kemp, Staffa,
played traditional wedding
music and accompanied •, the
soloist; Miss "•Elizabeth• Smale
who sang "The Wedding. Pray-
er" and "I'll Walk Beside You".
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride chose a floor
length gown of delicately .sheer
'nylon chiffon of Fantle silk,
styled with a batteau neckline,
braclet length sleevesand a
fitted- Basque fiodice , topped - an
aisle wide bouffant shirt.. Swiss
gaupre lace, daisy size florettes,.
trimmed the neck and sleeve
edge and . a. single band of
matching florettes went down
the front, while ,back . interest
was centered oil two large .chif-
fon roses from which hung' two.
streamers over the Cathedral
length train, A Queen's crown
of pearls held her three-tier
French silk . illusion veil and
she carried a cascade of yellow
roses and ivy.
Isabel McCoughey, Staffa,
was maid of honor and brides-
maids were the bride's sister,
Mrs. , Bruce Papple, Seaforth,
Heather Dubrick, Monkton and
Joyce Storey, Seaforth. They
were gowned alike in powder
:DUBLIN
Mr, and Mrs. John Kenny,
Detroit, Mich., visited Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Maloney.
"Mr, and Mrs. Allan Butters.
and daughter; Hamilton, visit-
ed
isited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Butters.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Klinkhamer,
•Kitchener, 6.isted. Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Klinkhamer.
Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Reynolds
Detroit, Mich., visited with
friends in the village.,.....:,...
Rev. Vincent Eckert a CSB,
Gary, Indiana, Rev. James Rey-
nolds CSSR, Dublin Ireland,
Mr. and Mrs. James Eekert, Ro-
chester, New Yorli, 4,.Bi11 Eck-
ert, Toronto visited with Mr:
and Mrs.' George Coville.
Mrs. Catherine Ryan, Strat-
ford visited relatives in the
village.
Mr: and Mrs.. Fred Zimmer
have._ returned to London for
the summer months. Mr. Zim-
mer will teach near Pembroke
in September.
Mr: and Mrs. Fergus Staple-
ton was in Ashburn with Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Pugh.
Mr. Steve Maloney and fam-
ily, Kitchener and• Mr. Frank ,
Maloney, Kitchener, visited- Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Maloney.
Miss 'Marie Krauskopf, Hamin
ten •fisited - Mrs. .Catherine
Krauskopf.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend
and daughter were at Lions
Head. •
'Miss Helen Ryan, Sarnia, Mr.
and Mra. `Kenneth Feeney and
children, -Kitchener visited kr.
and Mrs. -Joseph V. Ryan.
Mrs. James Newcombe, Part
Credit, visited Mr. and. Mrs.
William Stapleton.
Mr.. Nicholas Krauskopf, St.
11�ry's Hospital; London, was
Iv • Mrs. Krauskopf and Mr.
and Mrs, Reith McCarthy.
children, Stratford- visited° Mr.
and Mrs. Auguste Duclrarme,
Doig Coyne, London,- visited
Mr. and. Mrs. Lewis Coyne.
The pupils" of Beechwood
School, McKillop, with their
teacher, Mrs. •M, B, Murray
silent Monday In Detroit, sight
seeing end In 'parti'cular seeing.
the. Zoo,
Peter %licknell, Kiteheier,
visited, Mt. and Mrs. Peter
rficki tell.
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pocket i#'o. 'edyerttse, ..heli fltef
Seaforth 5t/o 4O. .
blue floor length organza over
peau de sole with detachable
trains from the waist down.
They wore matching wedding
ring headpieces and carried
cresent bouquets of yellow ice -
burg • mums.
Ian Sim, Galt, was his broth-
er's groomsman andnests
were ushered by Bruce Z'apple,
Seaforth, Preben Villumsen,
Beaverton and Norman Sim,
Kippen:
For the wedding reception
held in the. Family Life Centre,
the bride's mother wore an
aqua lace sheath dress with
matching %-length coat, beige
accessories. The groom's moth-
er chose a• pink. lace sheath
dress with matching coat and
pink and white accessories.
Servietters were Jane Kay,
Sarnia, Sharon Agar, Jane Par-
-sons and -Patricia-Adams, all of
London and Miss Adeline Chap-
pel, Stratford.
For the wedding trip to the
United States, the bride chose
to a two-piece blue suit with
beige accessories and a corsage
of pink roses. On their return
Mr. and Mrs. Sim will reside
at 531 Defferine Avenue, Apt.
8, London. -
Guests were present from
Ottawa, Windsor; Dashwood,
Zurich, Torooito, Sarnia, Sea -
forth, London, Exeter, Galt,
Hensall, . Kippen, Belle River,
Cromarty and Staffa. .
BRIJCE.FIEW
-Mrs, Gordon Eiliott..ia a pat,
lentin ••C.1intOn 1 TPSpita1,
Mr acid grs, John Moffatt
And Mr. and Mrs, a igiti
sun were in Toronto fora• few
• days. Mr. Moffatt and Mr, Thom-
son were delegates. from the
IOOF Lodge, Brucefield,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Fisher;
Gravenhurst, visited -for a few
days with Mr. Fisher's sister,
Mrs. Walter Moffatt.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Hargreaves
visited with • Mrs. Hargreaves'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hen -
demon, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. David' Treibner
and Mr. and Mrs, Robert Allan
spent the weekend fishing up
north.
'Miss Barbara Swan left last
Week with Mr. 'and) Mrs. James
Bough= and Wanda on a two-
week vacation 'to Winnipeg.
Mr, and Mrs. Ed Faulkner,
Mr. and Mrs. William Pepper,
left for Nova Scotia on a vaca-
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. • George Hender-
son visited, ' over the weekend
in Michigan, with Mr, and Mrs.
William Lobb.
Mrs. William Swan of Ham-
ilton, visited with Miss' M.
Swan and Mrs. Charles Ham.
WINCHELSEA
Mrs. Garnet Miners • moved to
her new home at the farm of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johns of
Elimville North, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, William Wal-
ters visited Friday night -in Ex-
eter with Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Mathers.
Mr. and Mrs. -Phil Hern,
Kathy and Brian were guests
on Saturday at the Hern-Web-
ber wedding at James Street
Church in Exeter and recep-
tion in Dashwood. Kathy was
soloist.
Mrs. Irene Ford Woodham,
visited Saturday with Mr. , and
Mrs. Freeman Horne and fam-
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. George Frayne
visited Thursday evening with
Mr. and Mrs, William Walters.'
'Miss Kathy Hern is spending
the week at .camp at Goderich,
training to be --a camp supervi-
sor for the Kinsmen play-
ground in Exeter this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold' Rowe
of Thames Road visited) Wed-
nesday
ednesday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. William Walters.
Mrs. Phil }tern, Mrs. `Newton
Clarke, Mrs, Freeman Horne
and John ,Coward attended the
bus trip on Monday with Elim-
ville WI to London.
Mrs. W. J. Beer, Miss May
Skinner, Mr. Maurice Quince,
Exeter, and Mr. Rueberi Hall of
Merton, visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. William Walters.
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