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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1965-08-05, Page 19 a s w Whole No. 5084 106th Year :.- McKillop Sets Tax Rats • • • • The tax . in McKillop will he up 1.8 mills this year. . Council reviewed estimated receipts and expenditures at the August meeting 'Tuesday and set rates of 13.6 mills for resi- dental and 15.3 mills for Com- mercial properties. The -rates last year were re- duced to 11.8 and 13.6 mills so that the new rates are but slight- ly higher than in 1963. ,. When tenders £or work on the Roxboro side road were found to exceed estimates, Council de- cided to proceed with the pro- ject using Township staff and equipment. Involved' is the re- moval of a number of trees, straightening a bend in the' road and cutting down a hill. ` Frank Kling Ltd., at $8740.00 submitted the, lowest of the. three tenders received. Others were Yundt and McCann, $9,280 and G. Heard, $10,490.00.. • When it was found a greater amount of Material was avail- able in the mountain cut than. had been "estimated, Council agreed. to carry the rebuilding program along. side road be- tween Lots 20.21, Concessions, 1 and 2. Joe Kerr Construction will .bio the work at $1.00 per yard for granular B and $1.50 per yard for granular A. The petition of Leon Maloney for repairs to- the ,,I, r'auskopf drain, Lot 6, ConcessidW4 and of Tom J. Murray, Lot 7, Conces- sion 3, for repairs to the Bow- man' drain were accepted and referred to engineers for re- ports. Council agreed to have Morris Survey and report on the McArthur' drain CONSTANCE Attend Induction Service Attending the inductionser- vice of Rev. R. J. Tehanz on Friday evening at Londesboz+o • United Church, were Mr. and Mrs.. Dins Buchanan •and Mary; Mrs. Harvey Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson, Mr, and Mrs.. Lomaute Lawson. - Mra. Jas. Jamieson and Susan ret'umned home on Sunday alter spending a week •wd'bbh Mr. and Mrs. Jack Doteald and boys of. Midland, Michtgaw. Mists M atrgoe Whyte returned •home en Sunday after attending the C.G.D:T. Camp at Goderioh. Mr. and Mins. Latwmence min .of °retention viaiited with Mr. and Mrs. Ken •Pneszcadtor and faint- iiiyr on' Sunday. Mfrs. Frank Van der 'Malertn, Paul amid Mark of Kitchener spent the week end Waith Mrs. Van der Mo9en's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Whyte. Mr, Bill Hogged of Kitchener spemrb the week end with his parents, Mr.. and Mfrs. •George Hbggart, Mr, and Mrs.. B •412 Reiger and Carol Ann of Goderich.Townst ip visited with Mr. nd Mets, Geo. Me1Jl afin and Mealy. on, Sunday. Mrs. Wm.. Le Slander, Jimmy" and Brian, all of Stratford spent the week end 'with Mens. R:obt. Jamiue,son. Mr. Le Stauder spent Monday With M Ja.nnielt�on and Mrs. Lei Sannder` ind boys returned home. Mrs: J. T. McMichael of God- eudch is vi sting With her daugh- ter, Mme. Wmu. Dale and Mr. Dale this weeny. Mr. and ,Mrs. Wilbur Jitit spent Sunday width; Brian at St. Joseph's lkitepi`bal, Landon. We are pleased to report that Brian's thumb is improving satiLsfaettolt'iNye MISS Mary 'MacGregor of Kit- chener spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacGregor. Miss Joyce Brawn bias return- ed Hb London after holidaying for a month with her parents, Mr .*and Mins. Borden Brown and Elaine. Miss Nanty Colson of Clinton is holidaying at the, hom'e "Wins. Rdb1t. Jamieson. , Mlsrs Cathy Dalle is+ spending a week wilih her sister ' Albs. Mvirray &mitt and Mr. Scott and twins of Belgiave. Mester Billy Whyte is rarttend- itng 'the•• United Church Sum'mer Caimip at Gbderfe1i this week. Mn. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan and family spent Sutnday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim' Hatt' of Brussels. My. and Mrs. Geo. Hloggart and Balm spent Sunday with Mr, end Mrs. Pantt M•cMastee, Carol and Mark of Rfi'dgeto'wtl, Mists Betty Hoggarb returned home after spending as couple of weeks. Mr. nd Mars. Jack Orbiter and IX ya .of t i tiowe1 s lett>It Monday With Mir. and Mitts, George ge Me, Iltuaitt and Maury. 1 • • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1965 8 PAGES Tuckersmith Nl. ,its DONALD McKERCHER, of Dublin, Ontario's representa- tive to Alberta in the 1965 Inter -Provincial Exthange of 4=11. Club • members, .posed with the Honourable E. C. Manning, 'Premier., of Alberta, Whom he met on a one -day visit to Ed- monton. puring his stay in the western province, Mr. McKer- cher spent one week with each of two - Alberta 4-H fafnilies, the : Roy Middtals, of Battle Lake and the Albert Strollerys; of Armena. Seaforth Abroad Chance Meeting , in Y on spotting a familiar licence plate. We had turned down .off the town near Dubrovnik and our way was blocked on a narrow one-way street by a new Chev- rolet, complete with Ontario plates. • (if course -1 "stopped and ask- ed the usual questions. He told me that he • came from a 'little. town in Ontario that probably I had never heard of, by the name of "Seaforth". I said, "believe it cr 'not,, I was born there". What a coincidence. Only two Canadians in this part of the World, and both from Seaforth. • I'm sorry I've forgotten his name, but he is your new 'den- tist in Dr. Munn's old. office. He is on vacation to his old home here, in Yugoslavia.. We are having a fine vaca- tion. We are -camping with a Dutch -style camping trailer, similar to. the American Ap- ache, (fold -up style). Last sum- mer we used hotels. Each method has advantages and,, disadvantages. We plan • a long stay in Greece and Italy and then home to Metz, France by way of Switzerland. w As you can _ tell by the "sticky" writing, it is very hot here on the Adriatic. Every- one who can, just lives in the. water along the beaches. I think that both our children, Scsctt and Betsy would love to be diving into a cool Northern Ontario Lake. Once a week The Expositor arrives in Metz. It is most wel- come. We like to keep up with events in the old home town. If I were back in Metz, "1 would say, "au revoit", but here in Yugoslavia it will be "Do videnja". Witen a native of Seaforth and a present resident of the town happen to meet while trav- elling in the area it is an inter- esting coincidence. But when the same ,event oc- curs in far off Yugoslavia,,,thats news: It happened this, Why accord- ing ccording to Leslie Hogg, a Seaforth native, now an exchange teach- er in. Metz, France. With his family he was travelling through Yugoslavia on July 15, 'when his way was blocked by a car hav- ing Ontario licence plates. The driver identified himself as Dr. R. Buljabasic, of Seaforth, on' a visit to his native country. Here is how ,Mr. Hogg descri- bes the. meeting., Mlini, Yugoslavia, July 16, 1965. A little incident occured here yesterday which 1 thought un- usual enough to be of interest to you and your "Seafor"th" readers. We have been travelling across Europe, from France, through Germany and Austria; down through • YugosIavia, oleo Greece. Since leaving Germany five o; 'six days ago, we had not seen a single Canadian or American car, and we were be- coming more and more keen' F of A Sponsors � S 'Contests McKilIop Federation of Ag- riculture will sponsor the Farmstead and Rural Improve- ment contest -in the township. Advanced by the Department of Agriculture as a Centennial feature, entries for the contest will be received until Septem- ber '1, with judging ' taking place next year. Details con- cerning the contest will be ad- vised to entrants by F. of A. officials later this fall. Each entrant 'will receive a share of the grantsmade avail- able by governments or the plowing match organization. In addition, the McKillop Fed- eration will award prizes tot- alling, $100, to be divided $50, $30 and $20 for first, second and, third plakes., 1 ; Decision to sponsor the con- test was taken at a meeting in No, 6 School, Thursday even- ing. John Moylan acted as con- test program chairman, receiv- ed details and outlined steps Word was reeeived of the that could be taken. r sudden death of Kenneth Manns, The contest is designed to 45, of Toronto, who -died sudden - encourage owners to clean up ly Tuesday afternoon, with a and dress up their properties heart attack. He was born in in time for the International Hensall, son of the late Mr. and, Plowing Match, scheduled fort Mrs. Fred Manns. He leaves his McKillop, in the fall of 1966 wife, the former 'Marguerite and the Centennial the follow- Moyer and one son, Donald. He ing year. was an employee of the Good' The meeting agreed to again Year Rubber Company. sponsor a calf club, No action The body • is , resting at the will be taken at this time in Turner -Porter Funeral" Nome, connection with developing a Bloor St., Toronto, where" funer- picnic. area at Grieves' Bridge, al services will he held, at 11 ale. on the County ltoacl, , . on ,Friday, Oil Stove Catches Fire Hensall firemen were called Monday afternoon to extinguish a blaze in .an over heated oiI stove in the living room of the apartment of Mr. and Mrs. Grant McClinchey on oxford St. Larry Consitt, son ,of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Consitt is this week attending the United Church Camp, near Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. John MeNab and son Peter of Etobicoke are vaca- tioning for two weeks with rela- tives and friends in London, Chatham, Point Clark, Seaforth and vicinity and Hensall. KENNETH MANNS Defer Lecision On Debentures Tuckersmith Council delayed .et decision at its regular meeting, Tuesday night as to how it would dispose of $150,000 de- bentures which. are being issued to provide financing' for the im+ provement program of the Tuekr ersmith Mtinicipai Telephone System. • Approval for the work was given nearly two years ago and much of the program is com- pleted. In the interval financing has been provided on a tempor- ary basis with bank loans. Clerk James L McIntosh told Council that it was necessary that the debentures be sold within a year from the date in which the by-law is given final reading. It is expected final reading will be given at line September meeting. • Councillors suggested there would be a demand for.the de- bentures locally and that if this method of sale was agreed to, a saving could result compared to having them sold by an in- vestment dealer. Council agreed to- have an en- gineer: examine the Moore drain as a result of an application. of Adrian Timmerman and others. Ray Consitt, who appeared , at the mdeting„indicated work was necessary to lower the outlet and this too will be looked into when the engineer is on the site: Snow plowing -will be under- taken on the same basis as in previous years. Council instruct ed the Clerk to advertise for tenders. Two units in addition to the equipment owned by the Township are required. •Council . agreed the day may come when it would be necessary to obtain additional equipment if satisfactory tenders no longer were received. However as long as contractors where available when they were required,plow- ing by rental was the most econ- omical proceedure to adopt. Will Repair RCAF Road „Council agreed to carry out re pairs to a portio of a paved road surrounding RCAF Station Clinton. At discussions at- the site tt had been indicated that tar and chipping would cost $1,989. ,.Reeve Elgin Thompson said while this method would perhaps preserve the road for sometime, before too long it would be necessary to' rebuild it completely. • There was a hesitation to in- volve the Township; in a major expenditure at this time, and for this reason approval was given to carry out a ,temporary oiling and sand job which it was felt -would seal the pavement. In the"meantime station person- nel will be urged totake steps to obtain Federal assistance in rebuilding the road.» .There was concern that road expenditures this year would get out of hand. Councillor. Ross Forrest asked whether a careful - look should be taken at the pro- gram and perhaps..' a halt called for this year. "We have been adding a bitalmost every meet- ing and I think we have a pret- ty ambitious program now" he said. Council approved an ammend- ment in the total amo nt ' oI- ved in an Exeter Hfgh Selio construction program. The new amount is $464,510 up from $400,000 approved previously. Reviewing accounts„ Council was told that during the 'past month Animal Control Officer, Murray Dalton, picked up five dogs in the Township. • It was revealed, at, the meeting that at a .special meeting last week, the tender. of Sandy Con- struction, to rebuild ertain Township roads tial been ac ept- •ed on the basis of 50c per 'ard for 4,000 yeards of pit run grav- el and 80c per- yard for 1,200 yards of crushed stone.'In ad- dition the contractor will receive $13.00 an hour for use of a 14 yard scraper. Other tenders were Clarence Reid, Hensall, at 75c for pit run, Lavis Construction of Clinton at 95c, $L25 and $9.00'respective- ly.:Gordon Heard, Seaforth, 69c for pit run and $L12 for crushed George F. Elliott, Clinton, 90c for pit run, $L00 for 'crushed and $13.00 for scraper. Garth at $1 Postill3.25. quoted on a scraper only At the same meeting Henry 'Uderstadt of Triton Engineer- ing was asked to report on the repairof the McCulley drain as it affects the' outlet at Lot 11, and 12,' Concession 9, HRS, . at, the property of Orville Workman and also to report on'the repair of the Carnochan drain at Lot 21, Concession 3. . John Broadfoot, the Town- ship's' representative on the Seaforth SDHS Board, discussed with Council plans which the Board are considering for addi- tional eacdomniodation at the school. • - • Council adopted a supplement- ary road by-law to provide for the expenditures of an addition- al $5,000. Smile of the Week A wife asked her husband,•to- bring home a head of cabbage. "What size?” he asked. "Oh, about as big as your head," she replied.- On the way, he .met a friend who was -a gardener, who said: "Just gee over to my garden and take any head of cabbage you want." Later, another friend said to the gardener: "Who was that in your garden? When 1 went by, he was trying his hat on one head of cabbage after an- other!" Kippen East Institute Lions Park Swi Pass Rc:d;Cro;,s;s: First phase in the Lions Park swimming instruction program has been completed when swim- mers in the several Red 'Cross categories were examined and were cleared for advancement. Instruction classes began at the beginning of July and were held five mornings a Week. About 300 children were enroll. ed. The second'series of classes got underway on Tuesday and continues. until the end of Aug- ust. Following lied Cross • Tests, Ted Cosford, an examiner for the Royal Life Saving program, tested a number of students in this category. • Instructors on the pool staff include Ross Howay, supervisor, Judy Crich, Ann" Sills, Robert Cosford, Peter >Stinnison, Mie.h- ael Stinnison, Jim Montgomery, Michael MacRae, Shiela Rowatt and Mary Sills. THERE WAS lots of activity at the Lions Park as stu- dents t'ried a series of tests to qualify under the Red Cross instruction program. Here a group indicates resuscitation pro- cedure, (Expositor Photo,by-Phillips) Huron Liberals Gather For Annual Picnic Huron Liberals from across the riding were at the Lions Park, Seaforth,• on Thursday, for the annual association . pic- nic. While damp overcast weath- er held down attendance, more than 250 guests were registered. Solicitor General Larry Pen. .nell"'recentljr ,app0i'nteetl3,.toa:xhe: Pearson cabinet, who had accept- ed an invitation to attend the • picnic was forced to remain in Ottawa by developments in the postal strike. He is- one of the committee of cabinet dealing with postal workers' representa- tives. Bruce McCullough. of " Kit- thener, president of the West- ern Ontario North Liberal As- sociation and Gordon Beaton, Mardale area organizer, spoke briefly and discussed the work that was required before an el- ection was held. Referring to the problems facing the minority Liberal gov- ernment during the past session Mr. McCullough stressed the effective 'legislation t'hat had been enacted despite the diffi- culties Mayor John Flannery, of Sea - forth extended a welcome and Reeve, Elgin Thompson of Tuck- ersmith, in which the Lions Park is. located, ,spoke on be- half of a number of area reeves who were present. These includ ed Reeve Cliff Dunbar, of Grey, Reeye Don McKenzie of Ash- field and Reeve Carl Kreuter, of Brussels. Murray Gaunt, MPP for Hur- bn Bruce nreviested''ae .'iii the legislature. Association pres- ident, William Elston,.Winghain was-ehairman•'for the short pro- gram that followed a picnic supper. - During ,the afternoon, child- ren used the pool facilities and took part in a sports•program in charge of Mit Edgar, Clin- ton and Larry Wheatley,. McKil- Iop. Winne*s in the various events were: Stevie Jewitt, Suzie Cham- bers, Margaret Vermunt, Bever- ley Edgar, Marianne, Vermunt, Eleanor Devereaux, Kevin Jew- itt, Waiter Vermunt, Joe Clif- ton, Marilyn 'Jeffry, .Donna, Mea- gher, Jeanie Vermunt, Lyle Adams, John Taylor, Larry Jew- itt, Donald Cameron, Brian, Ed- gar, Francis Vermunt, Stehen Flynn, Leslie Adair, Michael Johns, Bobby Montgomery, Fred- die Montgomery, Bob Edgar, (Continued on Page 4) , Red Cross Awards, The • following pasaa4 tlxe Red° Cross Swimming .Teats Seniors Margie McLean; Allan Wit - bee; B ata itbee;Beata Malleus, Joyce Thief: hLfi; Mary Gibson. • Intermediates Paul .Blake; Nancy Pearson;. Gail McWljirter; Ron Bender- son; • Beverly McCall; Linda Wilson; Linda Reed; Stewart McLean; Cathy BIake. Juniors Peter DeGroot; John Lan- sink; Randy Alexander; ,Anne Noble; Stan Fischer; M,oniea Malkus; Penny Hulley; Daphne McWhiter; Faye Blake; Sharon Willis; Connie Coutts; John Gibson; Don Mann; Marlene Turnbull; Allan., Coleman; Hamoody Hasson. Beginners - Mary Lou DeGroot; Sharon Johnson; Don Wood; Moira Rooney; Bill Shortreed; Mar- een Sullivan; Julie Hanna; Joanne Arts; ,.Althea ,Stannah; Wendy Stannahi Barbara, Ili;. zacovics; .. Kim Sullivan; Stelih en Ryan; Ross Somers; • Glen. Dolmage; Bob , Coleman; Pat- ricia. atricia. Roberton; Brenda Dungy;. Teny Dale; Kim Srenge; Marie Nolan; Nancy Knight; Ross. SO-- vier; ovier; Bryan Dale; Joan Hilde- brand; Joan Wilbee; Cathy. Somers; Wilf Whitmore; Bob Montgomery, Royal Life Saving Awards Bronze John McGrath; Dawna. Rey- nolds; Nancy Scott; Hank Scott; Barbara Box; Gary Mont- gomery; ontgomery; Brtice Wilbee; Joanne Goettler; Christine Turnbull; Monica McCurdy; Angela Dev- ereau; Karen Henderson. • Bronze Bar Lynn Wright; Nancy Hulley; James Rowat; Vida Malkus; Susan Leonhardt. . Award of Merit Susan Leonhardt. SDHS.. Grad Is Promoted Robert D. MacLennan; Mont- pelier. Vt., has been promoted by the directors of Nati .Life Insurance Corima-. of Vermont from assistant ct�, to associate. actuary. He joined National Life in 1954 after receiving a bachelor of arts degree in , mathematics, , from the University of Toronto.' He was one of the youngest ac- tuaries in the country when he became a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries in 1960 at the age .of 27. In• the same year he was elected . a company officer with the title of assistant actuary. Mr. MacLennan a graduate of SDHS, is a son of Dr. and Mrs, J. C. MacLennan of Seaforth. Members .Pay Per��ttieS.Mln B.ackwards - Coiit est Kippen Eaet W.I. held jts'Juty meeting at Bdln Gibson's cottage on Lake Huron with Mrs. Harry Caldwell and Mrs. Glenn Boon as hosrteses. This was the Back: wards meeting and three of those present paid the penalty for not having a dress on back- wards. They were Marian Rob-' eats, Ann Klein Harr and Mrs: Ross Broadfoot. The meeting be- gan with '§everai relay races followed by the singing of "Gori Save the Queen". Mrs. Wm. Bell ga 'e curbesy remarks. and Mrs. Charles' Eyre chaired the prognarm: A .hi'story' of Hay Townshtp was given by. Mrs. Robert Bell. Mrs. Cecil Pullman read tine Motto "Keep us Oh Lord from Pelitiness". Four club garl's Anne Kl'e,in- herr. Marian Roberts, Donna Wh'ittehouse and ji'ambara Gem - men. demonstrated- some of the First Aid learned in "The Chub. Girl Stands On Guard". Mrs. Ch'athes Eyre favoured with two poems and introduced the guest speaker Mi :sr Margaret Chesney cf Seaforth who shewed fibm•e which took them nn a marvel: bus t' •'p through 'Western- Can• ada, the United Star';es and Mex- ico. She was thanked and Arc- s nt,d w•i'h a gift by Mrs. James Drummond. 1T •. Vern Aldericp presided for the business part when Club Leaders; since 1962 were , pre- sented with gifts by, Mrs. Grant MacLeap The evaders, honored CONSTRUCTION 'OP new Municipal Offices. to serve •McKillop Township is well advanc- ed at Winthrop. The new building located north of the present Township garage has been de- signated as the McKillop Centennial Project. The building will contain offices for Township 7 officials es well a meeting room for Couneil and the public. (txposito.r Photo by i�ltillips). were Mrs Ernest Whitehouse, Mrs. Rooberrt Bell, 141rs, Stewart Pepper. Mrs.. Vern Allde'rice, Vivam Cooper' Mrs. Rus- " 1 Cons.tt, Mrs, Hugh Hen- dr;ck. Mrs. Wm. Bell, Mrs, Ross Forrest Mrs. Robert. Ge•mmcll, Mrs. Harry ("addwelll. 1t on- d"'r r1'*1 to put nn The tea table was covered with an embroidered linen cloth. Pink and cream roses and haby's breath flanked with pink tapers formed an attrac- tive table centre. -Presiding at. the lea table were Mrs. Eleanor McKenzie. aunt of the bride rrnT^am Nry^mbcr 1, at Ontar- and'Mrs. N. Long. Kippen; Mrs. R. Simpson, Hensall; Mrs. i•' ifi •e:t�1l. G do: -;ch, f Ian„ wrrr ma•i^• fee fee nen- W. Storey. Seaforth: Mrs. Ila n'r F -0 -tion s>? -,r wt`c`t will McKenzie. Exeter; Miss May to- • nlac" in October, Somerville, Winnipeg; and Mrs • Mrs. John Gibson, Mr' and Ti. Jones. Hcnsall. - Mrs. Art Gibson and children of Assisting : in the tea room , Wroxeter were St'ndav guests of were Mrs.'t Gary Alexander, the fermer'c dao"h,teo and eon-i.rt• Mks Bonnie Robinson, Miss ' "v Mrs. W T. Mellis and Mr. pnhnnn. Hiss Gail Farquhar, Mell1s • Miss Grace Clifton. Mrs. W. 1f'sc • Mae Snnlor'•illc of Winni- Mac or, Miss' Wendy Jones, nee is the enest of Mr. and Mrs. MPs. E. Bouchard. Mrs. R: . \ietnn itrod and attended the f arter, Mrs. T. Garter. Misses Carter -Hood wedding Saturday Kim and •Kathie Carter were in • afternoon in St. Andrew's Unit- charge M the guest book And ed rhu,^h Kippen. ;rifts. Gifts and trousseau were • Ray and Mr , 17• A. MarMsr'all how by Mrs. 1). Cartwright, d Mr, and Mrs. Nnrrss Mac•` Miss Rosemary -McDonald, Miss Lorraine Talbot, Mrs. E. Brooks Miss Ruth Cudmore. Assisting in the it hen • were Mrs. E. Morton, E. Faber, Mrs. A.' McBeath, Mrs. H. Cudmore, Miss 'Marjorie Hyde. Mrs. E. Talbot, Mrs, T. Robinson, Mrs. W. Jones, Mrs. R. Schwalm, Mrs. H. Hendrick. ' Shower hostesses who enter- tained in honor of the bride , were' Mets. R. Warren and Mrs. E. Brooks at the former's home at Amhershurg,; Miss Ei- Hold Trousseau , leen Collins and Miss Wanda Mrs. Nelson Hood entertain- Wilson, `•' RGoderich; Mrs. D. ' ad at a trn'isseau tea in honor Cartwright and Miss Rosemary of her .daughter, Joyce • Mae, McDonald, 'Clinton; Kippen whose marriage to Ronald Ross Church and District held ' a Carter took place Sa"t rd'ay, miscellaneous shower in the Guests were receive by Mrs. church and a presentation. W'a5 Hood, the bride and Mrs. Rpn- made. by the staff of the' Sheef; all J. Cartel', mother of the fer -Peri Company;,, where the jxoom.' bride, ltta§ employed an Millan of T enders visited Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. N. Lone. Sunday risstors' were Mr. and Mrs..tohn C Doig, of Grand Ranidse..Mich. Mrs. Archie Parsons returned home Thursday, from being hos- pitalized in St, Joseph's Hospit- (al• London. . Weekend visitors with the Parsons were their son and daucht•gr-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Parsons and family of Themesford. ' ;r: