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A gather• ing of feriner' beard
members and teat hers of- 7$$
1, Hibbert, was' held at '.the
hchool, honoring Ivan McDou..
gall, who„ has been secretary -
treasurer of the section for 31,
. Charles i
Y rle s. Friend was -mas-
ter of ' eeremoniesr _ and . in ap-
preciation the presentation: of
a lamp was made• by • Andrew
Whetharti, Clinton.- In thanking
the board, Mr. 1VIeT?ougall- re-
counted several events that had
taken place in the section dur-
ing his tenure of office.
Progressive euchre provided
entertainment, with Mrs. Har-
old Pethick and Reuben Aikens
as high scorers. The ladies
served lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roney,
Alan and Jim visited Mrs.
Roney at Hillside Rest Home on
Easter Sunday and were' the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Harris for dinner, •
Master Ted `Cudmore, Clin-
ton; son of • Mr.• and Mrs. Reg
Cudmore, spent his Easter holi-
days with 'his aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roney.
Mr. Don Graham, Sarnia, call-
ed on his aunt, Mrs. Mary Mal-
colm, on Monday.
Mrs. Jack Burchill and Mrs.
Ken Burchill and Jeffery visit-
ed in Simcoe on Tuesday with
Mrs. Burchili's parents, Mr:
and Mrs. Nie.
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. and nd Mrs Ggorge gender-
San
;Iez dar-San arid' i anally end ltxr,, How.
and Wright;Mitchell, ,,*It : Mr,
Mit >R
and Mit Pepper' for ;Eas-
ter. ,
Nin and Mrs, Roy Harris, of
Str tford,.
Mr. 'and
Mrs ,
Rosss
McPhail and fanily,' ofZoys,
and Mrs. Leslie Moore 'attended
service in `Zion Church Good
Friday evenhiig and visited Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Barker and
family. , - '
Mrs.. James Statton aid 'San-
dia and Freddie spent' Easter
holidays in. • Toronto.; With
friends.
Miss Joan Aunts is attending
the Wedding of her cousin, Roy
Fawcett' in 'New Brunswick,
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Robinson
and family, Niagara Falls," vis=
ited over Easter weekend with
his 'sister, Mrs. Russell Roney
and Mr., honey. Miss .Joan
Roney accompanied theirs back
td Niagara Falls. for a few
days,
Mr. Wayne ''Pepper is home
from OAC, Guelph, and left on
Wednesday f o r Saskatoon,
Sask.,.-rfhere he has secured a
position.
Mr. and lvZrs". Ken Burchill
and Jeffery left for their
home in Ottawa on Thursday
after spending a week with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bur-
7zom Iva worme
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'chill, and other friends.
Miss Glforia .Ani .Pepper., ,; of
Kitchener; Ho pita), 4.1!;;613-0404two ,weeps' holidays with •her
parents, Mr, and `Mre�; Grlenn
Pepper. •
Mr.Kah Meit '1
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inn and " Mr.
Larry 3arker accompanied the
bus load from. Mitchell '.:high
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c}i oo'1'
to, New York,. this swoek
and also spelit a day at the
World's Fair.
Miss ,Ruth Marie' Salton spent
a few days with' her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Brit-
ton,
ritton, over Easter. -
Mr. Bill Balfour and Miss
Marjorie Balfour, London, with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Balfour, fpr the weekend.
'Miss Eleanor Lanni spent a
few days with her friend, Miss
Ann Aikens.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thiel
visited Easter Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Lan-
nin. Miss Mary Lannin accom-
panied them home after spend-
ing the day with ,,the Thiel
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Williams
and daughters, of Burford, with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl 1 arker, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Barker and 'Mr,
and Mrs. 'Lawrence. Barker on
Sunday.
Mrs. Dorothy .Robinson and
Russell; of Mitchell, with her
mother, Mrs, Rena Stacey, and
Mowet, on Sunday.
Miss Janet Casler spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Engels, and has
secured a position in the Gen-
eral Marine Hospital,, Owen
Sound.
WEDDING -
SEILER—DIEHL
Spring flowers and Easter
lilies, decorated the altar of
First Presbyterian Church, Pem-
broke, Ont., for the wedding of
Miss Carolyn Mae Diehl, to Mr.
Leslie George David Seiler, re-
cently, with Rev. W. C. Nickol-
.son officiating.
Miss .Diehl, Pembroke, is -.the
daughter of Mr. andllitrs..John
Diehl, RR 4, 'Mitchell, and Mr.
Seiler, Pembroke, •is the son of
Mr, and, Mrs. Emanuel Seiler,
Monkton, Ont.
The bride wore a pastel blue
suit with blue lace trim, white
accessories arid a corsage of
pink and white spring flowers.
The matron of honor ' was
Mrs. Oakland Christink, wear-
ing; a suit of sky blue with
matching blue accessories and
a corsage of yellow roses, Mr.
Oakland Christink was best
man.
Following the ceremony a
wedding dinner was served at
hotel Chapeau, Chapeau, •• Que-
bec, with a reception follow-
ing.
Guests attended from Bur-
lington, tooksville, Seaforth,
Pembroke and surrounding dis-
trict. The couple will reside
at 955 Pembroke St. East, Pem-
broke, Ont.
Smiles ..
"Will you pass the nuts, pro-
fessor?" a•friend asked at the.
dinner table.
"Yes," he answered absent-
mindedly, "but I suppose. I
should flunk them."
The news is that our town's
Romeo is quits with his Juliet.
Seems he ordered two dozen
roses to be sent to his beloved
on her' twenty-fourth birthday.
"A rose for every precious
years of your life," • his card
read. Then, because the young
fellow was one of his best cus-
tomers; the florist threw in an
extra dozen.
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Glenda , Mara n
daughter of Mr and yrs , .F
old Reue"r{uah, w .^ baptize+
during' the �;Su day . r ornii7
service at St. 'Pe Lutherai
Church' Ori Sulndar byRev, Hai
old Brill with Mr. and Mrs
Ivan Benzlew,ies and, Mr, and
Mrs. John Moore, am sponsors K'
along with the parents.
Flowers were in the chancel
of St. Peter's ,Lutheran Church
on Sunday from the funeral•.of
George Wheatley! of MeKil1
oA
,
which was held in Seafor(hp on
Saturday, 'itis wife is the -for-
mer Laving `Rock:
The auction sale of the
household effects, etc., of the
estate of the late Mrs. Eliza-
beth Rock was postponed' on.
Saturday due to the death of
George Wheatley, and was held
the following Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph hicks
were home from Toronto for
Easter, and Alvin and Sherry
returned with_ them for the
Easter holidays. Mr. and Mrs.
Lew Hicks spent the past week
end in Toronto, Alvin and Sher-
ry returning with them.
Master Billy Vock, of. Strat-
ford, spent last week at the
home of Mr: and Mrs. Robert
French,
Mr. Clare French, of Petro-
lia, spent the Easter holidays at
the same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McLean
•
and family, of St. Marys, visit-
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert French recently. •
Miss Mary_Klea, of Stratford,
spent her 'Easter holidays with
Miss Bonnie Hoegy.
Miss Kathy Lockridge, Wat-
ford, was holidaying with her
cousin, Phyllis Ahrens, last
week. • �- •
Russell Sholdice accompanied
the. Mitchell Lions Club to IHar-
riston.last Wednesday evening.
The wedding • reception for
Mr, and Mrs. Allan Muegge
(nee Ida Wood), of Mitchell, was
held' at the Community Hall
here on Saturday evening.
A successful dance was held
at the Hall on Friday evening
with Jerry and the Jesters or-
chestra providing the music.
A number from here attend-
ed the wedding reception for
Mr. and- Mrs. Ludington' (nee
Barbara Golinitz), at Monkton
Community Hall, on • Saturday
,evening..
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grove,
of Detroit, visited with her
aunt, Mrs.' August ' Hillebrecht,
on Sunday afternoon:
Mr. and Mrs. George Young;
of Stratford, with George 'and
William Diegel on S"'unday.
A number from here attend-
ed the funeral of George
Wheatley at the Box Funeral
Home, Seaforth, on Saturday.
The sympathy of the communn.,
ity is .extended.. te;, Mrs. Wheat
ley, the former Lavina Rock,
formerly from., here, and her
family, Mrs. Robert Allan
(Joan), of Brucefield, and Larry
ash gree
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plan ands far >iy of Braznptoii,
Daltoni t, 'last 'week.
Re .and M sr.. rill spent a`
a fw Easter holidays visiting
Erie ds Ind retatiyes..
Miss; Phyllis Hinz .vas the:
u..e
st of her. friend, Sua-•
- . S. us-,
ann@ 'Wh hook, 'both 'spending
the, Easter holiday week' ' in
Philadelphia, Penn.
Mr. and Mrs,' Lavern Wolfe
and .grandson, Marcel Wolfe,
visited' • their son, Don Wolfe,
and Mrs. Wolfe, and Steven in
their new home in London on.
Saturday, and on Sunday they
visited her mother, Mrs. John
Hinz . Sebringville, •
Relatives- here received word
of the 'death' at Marble •Rock,
Iowa, of William Barth, hus-
band of • the_ former Irene Her-
bert. The funeral was held on
Saturday. Dr. and Mrs, Keith
McGill attended the funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. Norval ,
of. Staffa, visited with .Elliott„er par-
ents, NIr.`and Mrs. Henry •E.
Diegel "on "Sunday.
BRUCEFIELD
The Brucefield UCW held
their Easter thaiikoffering on
Tuesday. Ladies from Clinton
Wesley -Willis • and Ontarioa'St.
Churches, Egmoridville a n d
Turner's, Varna, 'Goshen, Bay-
field and Kippen were guests:
Mrs. Alice Ham and Mrs, R.
Scott welcomed the guests and
Mrs. Gordon Elliott opened
the meeting with an Easter mes-
sage, also led in an impressive
worship service, assisted- by
-Mrs. Plant, Mrs, Wilmer Broad -
foot, Mrs. A. McBeath and Mrs.
Glen Swan. • Several Easter
hymns. were sung during the
service.
Mrs. Arriano introduced the
guest speaker, Mrs. McKim; re-
turned missionary from Ango-
la and the Congo. Her talk on
these places was made 'inter-
-esting and informative b9 the
pictures of their homes, their
churches and the country in
general. The McKims are not
allowed to return to ' these
countries at the present time,
since the Portuguese have tak-
en over. Mr. McKim has done
a great deal towards helping
the native farmers with their
labors, on , their • farms.
Mrs. Plant thanked the speak-
er for the message she had
brought. She was presented
with a gift from the UCW.
"Whaddya mean, `Number,
please?:", said Ilse slightly tip-
sy gentleman in the pay . tele-
phone booth. "You, got my
dime. Now gimme my pea-
nuts."
With six year's experience, Donald Morris says ri
Atrazine gives me
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perfect weed control!-- -'
"Atrazine is the greatest advance in corn culture
we've ever had, that's how Donal Morris,
Merlin, Ontario, suras' up six years experience
with Atrazine. Mr. Morris was an early pioneer of
this new weed -free method of growing corn.
"I treated a neighbour's cornfield -that hadn't
been cropped for years. It was thick with weeds of
every description. I said -to myself --'this will be a
real test for ,Atrazine --and it surely was. We
sprayed when the weeds were about an inch high..,
the weeds were coming up by the millions. After
spraying, the weeds just disappeared. At harvest
time the corn was absolutely clean," Mr. Morris
states. Ask your dealer for descriptive literature
about Atrazine 65W and don't forget to get your
sprayer ready on time.
Atrazine 65W is available in 5 lb. bags and
501b. cartons.
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