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NIVERS
On Friday evening the 25th wed-
d1n aniltveraar�,y Qf Mr. and Mrs.
Lone M1ieller: (Pearl Bennewies),
wvass celebrated at the Community
PAL •Mira, George Rock read the
address, written by Mrs. Fred Her -
y and the, 'couple were present-
ed with -.a eh'9me kitchen set, writ-
.des1 toaster and electric mix-
er, Norris Orchestra played for
dancing,, -and •lunch was served in
the basement. The attendants at
the, wedding of 25 years ago were=
Miss °Lavina Mueller, Mrs. Harvey
Dohnage„ John Mueller and Mrs.
Ross Leonhardt. Mr. and Mrs,
Mueller; reside on their farm, RR
4, Mitchell -
Hold Farewell Party
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L GATHERINGS
ARY, DEPARTURE
A fareweW arty for Mrs. Flor-
ence Regan, and family was held
in the Community Hall on Satur-
day evening. Mrs. John Nicholson
read the address and they were
presented with cash and several
gifts. Lorne Mueller's orchestra
provided music for dancing, and
lunch was served. Margaret Ann
was presented with a gift from the
teacher, Mrs. Thompson, and the
Pupils of the school. Mrs. Regan
and family have sold their farm
to James Horan, RR 5, Mitchell,
and' are moving to London this
week.
Christian Home Plans Picnic
The Stewards of the Christian
' Home held their monthly meeting
in the church basement with Mr.
and Mrs. George Jarmuth, Mrs.
Harold Elligsen and Mrs. Ralph
Hicks in charge of devotions and
lunch. Pastor Brill took the topic
and spoke on "Worship," and much
discussion followed. Ralph Fischer,
the president, was in charge of the
business, and some of the collec-
tion for the surfacing in the church
sheds was handed in to the treas-
urer to start a fund. A picnic was
planned for August 13 at the Pin-
ery, near Grand Bend, right after
church service. There ivill be no
meetings during July and August.
Brodhagen schooi-rpupils and the
• teacher, Mr. Don Wolfe, and sev-
eral mothers, also the pupils of
Jarmuth's school and teacher, Mr.
Steller and several mothers, en-
joyed a bus trip to Niagara Falls
on Friday. Mr. Dunbar, the teach-
er who has been hired for the local
school, spent half a day at the
school here recently.
Mrs. -Harold Mogh, , Mrs. John
Brodhagen, Mrs. Robert Weitzel,
Mrs, Herman Leonhardt, Miss
Marie Meyer and Miss Margaret
Ford attended the trousseau tea
for Miss Shirley Daer at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Daer (Martha Brodhagen) at Au-
burn on Saturday:
The sympathy of the commun-
ity is extended to Mr. and Mrs.
Ad. T entowsky and Shirley in the
death of their son and brother,
'Larry Trentowsky.
Messrs.. Mervin Dietz and Rus-
Sholdice supervised the chick-
en 'barbecue. at Brussels last Wed-
nesday.
Mrs. Russell Sholdice attended a
shower on Thursday evening at
Duff's United Church, McKillop,
for Miss Dorothy Keys, prior to
her marriage to Mack Sholdice,, of
Watton.
Members of the United Luther-
an Church Women attended a mis-
sion meeting at Ellice St. Paul's
Church last Wednesday afternoon.
A shower was held in the Com-
munity Hall here for Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Eickineir (Joan Eisler). Mrs.
Bill Miller read the address and
they were presented with a bed-
room suite. Dancing was enjoyed
to Norris Orchestra, and lunch ,,Was
served in the basement.
Miss Gertrude Herbert, of Santa
Monica, California, visited her bro-
ther, Fred Herbert, and Mrs. Her-
bert.,
Mrs. Kenneth Siemon and baby
daughter have returned home from
Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth.
Mr.- iobert French has purchas-
ed the home of Fred Harloff.
Miss Darlene French has com-
pleted' the hairdressing course in
Kitchener and is at present doing
some hairdressing at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Schultz,
of Bancroft, with Mr. and Mrs.
OPP Releases
Accident Data
The following are the "Ontario
Provincial Police Highway Traffic
Act statistics for May. The first
column is for District 6, Mount
Forest, including the Counties of
Herron, Bruce, Grey, Perth, Water -
16o and Wellington, while the sec-
ond Column covers the whole pro-
vince. ' -
Motor vehicle acci-
/J dents ...... ... ......... 120 1,913
Fatal, accidents" .. 1 49
Persons killed .. 1 66
Persons injured .... 49 907
Vehieles cbeeked 10,007 70,639
Warnings issued 858 9,319
Registrations and per-
" znit:g 21 296
Liceiiees: operators,
chaeiffeurs', instruc-
tiefi''4' ° 63 593
Garage and storage
licences 1 9
t cfdctitie> equipment 182 1,220
Weight and Load , 33" 407
Hate of speed 299 3,851
pules of the road , 179 1,847
Careles4tdriving 38 519
' Pail to report asci -
5 68
-Othertcharges , 13 96
Criminal negligence,
Sec. 221, CC 0 7
rail to remain at
Driven While . intoxi- 8 26
4 cated,'Sea'r 222, CC 2 80
WAbility
C .:� 9 � r tr.. +i0, 15 214
Drive, ; e prohib-
itnife til Afie' glil
5 70
'N Y39 1,821
L2IvUi iii iltt'enge 13 200
Ross Leonhardt for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jacob, of
Kitchener at the same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Watson, of
Centralia, and Mr. and Mrs. Fergu-
son, of Exeter, called on Mr. and
Mrs. Lavern Wolfe.
Mrs. Dick Watson, and sons in
Centralia with Mr. and Mrs. Clif-
ford Watson.
Mr. Wayne Beuermann, of Lon-
don, is holidaying at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel
Beuermann.
Mrs. Barbara McLeod, Mitchell,
with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Ahrens,
for ,the weekend.
Vacation Bible School will be
held at St. Peter's Lutheran
Church here the week of July 10
to 14. All children of the sur-
rounding district are welcome.
Please register with Mrs. R. Shol-
dice. The congregational picnic is
planned for Sunday, July 23.
Flowers adorned the altar of St.
Peter's Lutheran Church on Sun-
day in memory of Mrs. Ed. Smith,
who passed away two years ago,
July 28. They were placed by her
husband and family. Baskets of
flowers were in the chancel from
the funeral on Saturday of Larry
Trentowsky.
Mrs. Donald McLaughlin and
Dale, of Kincardine, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Diegel.
Mrs. Ralph Hicks and Sherry are
spending this week holidaying in
Toronto.
Mrs. Henry E, Diegel returned
home from Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal, Seaforth"
Brodhagen Band and majorettes
took part in the Ayr Band Tattoo
on Friday evening, and on Sunday
afternoon at Harvey's Cemetery
decoration service, Logan Town-
ship.
Mitchell Lions Club', of which
Russell Sholdice has been presi-
dent for the past year, held their
finalmeeting of the season at the
Community Hall here on Friday
evening with a chicken barbecue,
at which Mr. Derek Nind, of At-
wood, installed the officers for the
coming year.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Wurdell
and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hinz
visited in Detroit recently. They
attended the Heckman - Curtis wed-
ding.
Mr. and Mrs. William Heckman,
of Fort Erie, with Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Hinz.
Hold Shower For
July Bride -Elect
Mauve iris and pink and white
peonies decorated the basement of
Duff's Church, McKillop, Thurs-
day, June 22, when a surprise mis-
cellaneous shower was held in hon-
or of Miss Dorothy Keys, prior to
her July wedding.
An enjoyable evening was spent
with contests led by Miss . Joan
Pryce and Mrs. Gordon McKenzie.
Miss Dianne Henderson favored
with a couple of solos, and Miss -
Storey also favored with a solo.
Mrs. Bruce Coleman read a poem.
Miss Linda Papple read an ad-
dress and many useful gifts were
presented to Dorothy. She very
fittingly thanked all and invited
everyone to a trousseau tea at her
mother's home on July 1. Lunch
was Served.
Following the morning worship
at Cavan Church, Winthrop, on
Sunday, the congregation present-
ed Rev, W. H. Summerell with a
well-filled purse of money. Mrs.
William Church read the address
and W. T. Dodds made the pres-
entation. Rev. Summerell is leav-
ing the McKillop charge to take
over a charge at Bright.
Takes Jackpot At
Legion Bingo';
Stan Collins, of Clinton, walked
away with a jackpot of $66.00 and
the special at the Seaforth Cana-
dian Legion bingo Saturday night.
Other specials were won by Mrs.
William Blair and Muriel Hudson,
Seaforth. The $25.00 special' was
won by Margaret Boa, of Hensall.
Regular games went as follows:
Wes. Vanderburg, Clinton; Mrs. Ar-
thur, Sanger, Mitchell; Mrs. Alex
Riley, Londesboro; Mrs. Alex Muir,
Seaforth; Mrs. Harvey Kennedy,
Londesboro; Bill Garrick, Goderich;
Mrs. Lillian Newman, Clinton;
Eileen Tighe, Clinton; Mrs. Henry
Swan, Seaforth; Mrs. Ed. Dower,
Seaforth; Mrs. Harvey Kennedy,
Londesboro, and Miss Lovett, Sea -
forth; Mrs. William Austin, Sea -
forth; Kenneth Oldacre, Seaforth,
and E. Tighe, Clinton; Verdun Rau,
Seaforth; Mrs. A. W. Dunlop, Ken
Oldacre and Mrs. John Michels,
Seaforth.
The door prizes were won by
Mrs. Viola Beuerman, Seaforth,
and Dorothy Hymer.
KIPPEN
Cochrane Reunion
The Cochrane reunion, attended
by 60 membhrs of the clan, was
held Saturday at the cottage of
Mr. and Mrs. William Fuss at Elm
Heights, near St. Joseph, Saturday.
Members attended from Michigan,
Exeter, Seaforth, Palmerston, Kip -
pen, Zurich, Centralia and Hensall.
Following a picnic supper, a
program of sports was run off un-
der direction of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Madge and Mr. and Mrs. Ian Mc-
Allister. Prize to eldest person
present went to John Cochrane, of
Kippen; youngest, Karen, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ian McAllis-
ter, Zurich. Officers elected were:
President, Alex McMurtrie, Kip -
pen; secretary, Mrs. Harold Jones,
Kippen; treasurer, Ian McAllister.
The 1Q62 renniort Will be held at
the same place.
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