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and .district news
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New executive 'Holland too Bab Mousseau
has been wet mer constable
for Kinette club for
Alrs, William Clement was ' Robert (Bob) Mousseat
Mr, Sim 13,00bol returned of •St. Catharines died Thurs.
hostess for the Kinette turn-
over night,
Executive for 1961,62 are past bine by Jet on Friday after a day, August 24 in St, Cattier -
president Mrs. Ross Jinks; three weeks' vacation with his Ines General Hospital in his
president, Mrs. William ciem, Parents, Mr, and MrsI, A. 57th year,
ent; vice-president, Mrs, Rob- Roobel. at Rotterdam, Holland,
vrt, 13,anurn; secretary, mrs, and his Sive sisters and one Born 1° Hay Township, he
Harold Bonthron; treasurer, brother, after an absence of was a former policeman and
Mrs. John Deitz: registrar, Mrs. 14 years, His motber, 83, and motel owner at St, Catharines.
Ms father, 84,are in good
Jim Hyde;. bulletin editor, Mrs. - Surviving are his mother,
Harold Knight: ways and means health. Be also visited with „,,
Mrs. Raeburn, Mrs. John Heal. ilis wife, who has been va- Mrs. John Mousseau,Grand
First, meeting of the fall sea- eatining with her family at Bend, one daughter, Mrs. Harry
Oud-Beyerlend, Holland,
son will be held Tuesday, Sept, (Marion) Desjardine, Kerwood;
12, The return trip of 3,150 miles and one son James St, Cath -
from Amsterdam to Montreal
took seven hours, flying Ines; one brother,'Alex of
35,000 sr
feet over the ocean above the Hay Township; one sister, Mrs,
cloeds, with 125 passengers Richard (P'earl) Taylor, Chisel -
and a crew •of ten. The jet burst.; one step -brother, Wes -
also carried. bags of mail. ley Nichol, London, and one
' Exchange vow
in Guelph church
• BY MRS. NORMAN t.ONP
Knox Presbyterian KettPrictri,
Guelph, was the fretting for a
pretty wedding on Saturday.
August 19 when, amid gladioli
and fern, Miss Penelope Ml-
• wyn Bright. daughter of Mr.
And Airs. Albert Bright, was
united in marriage to Mr.
Harry Keith Jacobi., soar a
Ali
lip•.peannd Airs. Harvey Jacobi,
• Rev. Crawford Smith offici-
ated at the ceremony,
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride was lovely in
a floor -length gown •of white
nylon organza and lace over
taffeta. The snuglyditted bo-
dice featured a curved em.
pre waistline, centred with a
hand -made organza rose and
1 long illy -point sleeves, The
softly -rounded neckline was ac-
cented with iridescent sequin
The very full organza ski
was 4113rPilgtineedd wUb seonrigia°P4
roses, and she wore •an elbow
length veil of silk Mush)
gathered to a coronet of ir
descent crystals, She carric
a bouquet of Sweetheart rose
and stephanotis.
Pure white silk organza wa
worn by the bride's attendantS
styled with cummerbunds an
large butterfly bows of eon
trasting blush pink organza.
Maid of honor was Miss Rat
Ann Pilkington of Hespeler
and bridesmaid was Miss Mari
Ellen Jeans of Hamilton, Mis
•Sandra Bright of Guelph wa
her sister's junior bridesmaid
All attendants wore pink ac
cessories and carried pink car
nations.
Best man was Mr. John
brother of the groom,
and ushers were Mr. Bob Nor
ris, an uncle from Cromarty,
and Mr. Bryce Jacobi, Klippen,
brother of the groom, all wear-
ing white dinner jackets.
Soloist, Miss Gloria Hall,
sang "The Lord's Prayer" and
the "Wedding Prayer" accom-
panied by Mr, Martin Bauer
at the church organ.
Following the wedding a re-
ception was held in the gar-
den of the bride's parents, To
receive the guests, the bride's
mother chose a beige sheath
lace dress with aqua accessor-
ies, and to assist, the groom's
mother chose a blue .embrol-
&red linen dress with pink
accessories.
After the reception the bride
donned a tangerine linen sheath
dress with white accessories
for travelling,
• Guests present from Seaforth
area were Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
iam Storey, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Flynn, Mr. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Hubert, Mr, and Mrs. Or-
ville Storey, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Norris and Harry Norris,
Guests were also present
from Ailsa Craig, Toronto, !
• Bolton and Stratford.
The groom is on the staff of
the John Ross Vocational High
School at Guelph.
•''Fete couple
at Cromarty
By MRS, KEN McKELLAR
Mr, Roobol found many ten- ist Mrs. Fred (Elia)
changes in Holland, many s s
: buildings have been erected, Jackson, Stratford.
Isopie eight stories high, food - Funeral services were held
is expensive and wages high. Saturday August 26 from the
111.r. and Mrs. F'rank Allen just two fine days, the reslYeit Butler Funeral Chapel, St.
anniversary of their marriage• Mr, Roobol related that while toria Lawn cemterY, S(. Ceti).
at their home on Sunday, , he and Mrs. Roobol were re- nines.
Members of the family pre- ' turning from a tour Mrs, Roo-- Pallbearers were Garne
sent were Mr, and Mrs. A. bol left her camera hanging Lloyd and Donald Mousseau,
Ross Sr, and Eric, Staffa; Mr. on the wash basin in a ladies' Hensall; Bob Elliott, Tavi-
and Mrs. Doug Hutchison of rest room, She did not discover stock; Lee Gesell, Paris; John
Ingersoll; Mr. and Mrs, An- , her loss until hours later while Taylor, Exeter, nephews of the
thony Allen, Gary and Brian, ; eating in a restaurant 25 miles deceased.
Stratford; Mr. and Mrs, Mur. away. Receiving. no replies Attending the funeral were
ray Christie, Caroline, Beth and to telephone calls they motored Mrs. John Mousseau, Grand
Ronnh. and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon back 25 miles and the camera Bend, Mr, and Mrs. Garnet
Alien, Nancy and Frank. was stills intact hanging on the Mousseau, Mr, and Mrs. Don-
Debbieentertained I wash basin.
Wallace ald Alousseau, Mr, Lloyd MOUS-
all the neighboring children at Mr. Roobol made the trip seau, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
a birthday party at her home both ways by jet, Taylor, Mrs. Jack Brintnell,
on Wednesday afternoon. was ' Mrs. Roobol, who is sailing Mr, Wilfred Mousseau, Mr. and
her fifth birthday. home by boat, arrives home Mrs. John Taylor, Exeter, and
September 2. , Mr. Alvin Taylor.
CGIT banquet
The members of the CGIT
with their leader, Mrs. M. La.
mond, entertained the WMS
members and mothers and
CROMARTY Duringh •
eation he quietly observed. the forty-ninth rained, Catharines, with burial in Vic
friends at their annual. mother Mrs. Gordon Lavery is a pa- Mrs, Charles Farquhar left
and daughter banquet on Tues- tient in St. Joseph's Hospital, for Toronto last Friday for a '
day evening. London, where she was taken vacation.
The girls sang several num- bv ambulance Thursday eve— Mrs. Pearl Passmore is as -
don Laing at the piano.
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Flint. Mich., Mr. and Mrs. ! finger on 'Saturday night.
, William Hill and Scott, Holly, Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Smith
Mich., were weekend visitor a and family were weekend visit -
with Mr. William Elliott.
e , : nrs in Peterboro with friends.
s Mrs, Arthur Heplcins, Mr.! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robin- "
$ Herb Hopkins and Miss Ada
,11.1opkins, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Dobson visited with Mr. Arthur
Hopkins on Sunday at West.
• minster Hospital,
Mrs. Arthur Rundle was a
weekend visitor with her cou-
- sin, Mrs. Margaret Hawkins,
and her aunt, Mrs. John Flet-
cher, in Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ,T. Donnelly
and Bob, Cayuga, Mrs. S.
Coverdale, Canfield, Mr. and
Mrs. Stan Mountain, St. Marys,
Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Copeland
and Cynthia were Sunday visit.:
ors with Mrs. M. Copeland
and Jean.
! Mr. and Mrs, Albert Scott,
Farquhar, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. William Rundle on
Sunday afternoon.
Warren Wilson, Lakeside, is
holidaying with his uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Smith; also Mr. and Mrs, R.
Abey and family, London, were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, Jack Smith and Mrs.
Mary Smith,
Mrs. Gordon Culver and Ken-
neth were weekend visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Run-
dle. Jim and Jack.
Aliss Jean Copeland is on a
three-week holiday from the
Bank of Montreal, St. Marys,
Mr, Alex Gartenburg, St,
d Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Ford, , Marys, lost the tip of his first
Except for the collifdon, .how did I do?"
Woodham Topics
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By MRS. ARTHUR RUND1-E
SOL ,GrahaM ;and. Mt
eheile. Sunday 441. Lencien
with Mr. .and Mrs. Marvin
Stretch,
Mr. .and Mrs. ,Gerg,e
Kath .and Detrie. of Divides.
were Sunday visitors -with Mr
arid Noris .Webh and
family.
Ilarry Webber attend-
ed the funeral of her aunt,
Mrs, Alex Pell, -of Duntroon,
nit Thursday.
Pr. ,Ocorge, Morp.by and
hers accompanied by Mrs. Gor- fling
Mr. Rex Dick has ;purchased
The guest speaker was Mrs."
the residence of Miss Eliza
Sinclair from St. Johns Ambu-
interesting talk on poisons and
lance, Stratford, who gave an Newell on Oxford street and
gets possession in October.
Mr antidotes, 1 Mrs, Ruth Carter, Rosemary,
Janet and Michael of Clinton
voila I items visited Wednesday with Mrs.;
tootti
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y,
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MISS Nettie Scott of Paisley, Catherine Hedden ; and Herb
Mrs. Christena McKellar of The annual Labor Day SI
Mitchell, and Mrs. Jessie Ham- spon.sorecl by Kippen Gun C
ilton spent a 1 ew days last will be held at Kippen Sund
week with Mr, and Mrs, Sam
McCurdy.
Miss Beth Christie spent a
few holidays with her grand-
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Frank
Allen,
Miss Mary Parkinson of Mit-
chell visited last week at the spent the weekend at his ho
home of Mr. and Mrs, John here,
Wallace. Mrs, Alex Shorthouse, Gw
Mrs, Ken Rennick, Doug, Virginia and Earl, left Sat
Brian and Pauline of Monkton
visited on Monday with Mrs,
Rennick's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Keith McLaren.
Air. and Mrs. 13. 0. Mcpon-
ald and daughter Joyce of
Georgetown visited recently at
thc home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Wallace.
eptember 3 at 3. *p.m. M
event is a 50 -bird handi
for Kippen Gun Trophy w
International and double
vents. Winner of the trophy
ceives half of the entry mon
Ron McKenzie, of Waterfo
sisting at the local post office
while postmaster Mr. Cecil
Kiefer is on vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chap-
man and Rod spent the week-
end visiting with their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and
Airs. Don - R. IVIaeLaren in
the
Cookeville and attended
CNE.
Personal items
Mrs. Keen, of Stratford,
pent the weekend with Mr,
nd Mrs. Elston Dowson,
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Mel-
s and family, of Inkster,
lich. visited last Monday with
'r. and 'Mrs. W. L. Mellis.
Mr. and Mrs. N, Dickert
pent Sunday with Mr, and
irs. Ervin Dickert and family
t Clifford.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith, of
rimsby, and Mr. and Mrs.
an Wren of Hanover visited
ver the weekend with Mr. and
rs. Gordon Wren. The chil-
•en who have been visiting
ith the Wrens returned •home
ith their parents.
Mr, and Mrs. George Wood-
ck, Ann and Jim of Dear-
rn, Mich and Mr. and Mrs.
,ax Johnston and Susie of
earborn, IVIich. attended the
Mansfield - Venner wedding at
ensall Saturday and spent.
e weekend with Mr. and Mrs.ililam ,
Kyle and family.
Miss. Joyce Hood returned
me Monday after holidaying
• a week with her cousin,
ane P'erkin, London. 1
Mr. Lorne McBride spent a .
v days in northern parts 61;
tario.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Lorig ac-
mpanied by Mr, and Mrs.
lain Hood visited Sunday
th Mrs. Lydia Doig and Janet
o Mrs. William Winder at Libby"s Beans
county home in Clinton.
Mr, and Mrs. Dave Morrissey
and Ricky, of Parkhill werea
am !recent visitors with Mr. and
cap1 Mrs. George Parker.
A
ith 1 Mr, and Mrs. Murdoch Stew- 3,1
e- art, of Chicago, are visiting!
re- with the former's father, Mr. s
eY. Duncan Stewart.
rd Mrs. Stewart Bell, Pauline a
and Ann are spending a week's I
vacation at Turnbull's Grove.; G
Ricky Parker visited this Iv
! weekwith his uncle and aunt, 0
St.1 Mr. and Mrs. Ken Parker and M,
rt- cousin Catharine at Kippen. I al
cd Mrs. J. Allan, of Toronto, W
„ visited during the past week1W
it -
°I with relatives and friends here,'
or: Mrs. Edna Corbett, Mrs. bo
!co
rs. Harold Parker and Patsy are i m
Ito spending a week's vacation at , D
nd Grand Bend.
day to take up residence in
Catharines to join Mr. Sho
house who has been employ
there for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Love
Pala Alto, California, are vis
ing at the home of the 1
mer's parents, Mr. and Al
Ross Love. They left Pala A
12 o'clock Saturday night a
Miss Olive Hackney, Mitch- arrived here at 6 a.m. Tu
ell, accompanied by her sister, day morning, a distance
Mrs, Frank Eisler of Mitchell, 2,550 miles,
visited on Sunday with their Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Di
aunt, Mrs. David Gardiner, and daughter, Terry of Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Norris, moved to the, residence they
Mr. Harry Norris and Mr. Bob recently purchased in Tucker -
Norris were guests at the Ja- smith township.
cobi-Bright wedding in Knox Mrs. Pearl Koehler, Dianne,
Presbyterian church, Guelph on Linda and Keith. and Mrs,
Saturday, Nancy Koehler, Zurich, left for
Huntsville Friday last for a
week's vacation.
es- Miss Elvira Churchill, of To.
of ronto, is visiting this week th
with her sister, Mrs. Pearl; W
ck Shaddick.
Mrs. Denton Taylor of Belle-
ville who is holidaying at their
cottage at Bruce Beach visited Dr. William Standish Ree
on Thursday with Mr, and Mrs. MD, , a spirit -filled Episcopalia
T. L. Scott, her son Kenneth,Physician and surgeon, of B
returned home with her after City, Michigan, a member
,...1i,
(laying with the Scott boys.. Full Gospel Businessmen's 1
will be guest spea
r. and Mrs. Gordon Kers., ternational,
lake
and family of St. MarYs eterintieil; 3StaintdiYie evening,StarliteDri
d,
n
n -
en Kenney Varlev, Garry
lc_ Moir and Ronnie Hoy. The
were Sunday visitors with IVIr. In Gospel Service,
and Mrs. George Wallace. east . five ntile
:B cl.
Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Ramsey
Allai
and children of Listowel visited ElstPli' •gLn°
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peebles
and family, of London, were
recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. James Sangster and farn-
ily• fe‘
Gary Hoy, son of Mr. and On
Mrs. Clarence Hoy, celebrated,
his second birthday on Tuesday IV
of this week and entertained ,
several of his little friends. At- 1
ais
tending the celebration. were
Sharon, Shelley and Daryl Bor. , "a°
ho
fax
Di
!Mrs. MorphY were ,weelcing.
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. PO4
Morphy and San. _,14
Mr. and Mrs. Ted :41cIntosli',..
And Dennis called on Mr. Pk*.
XI'S. Rundle and 1,,,ar.t.,
ry 00 Sunday afternoon.
I Mr. and Ma- Mel Louch
were Saturday visitors with
,Mrs. W. D. Switzer,
I Church servieeS will be held
;in the United Church on Sun.
, day morning with the pastor,
Rey, J. Wareham, in charge.
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Herk was never a fellow to shirk
Safety habits while he was at work!
But he didn't survive
His Labour Day drive
For he drove without care,
With a nonchalant air,
Unaware that safe driving is work!
Careful drivers know
driving safely h
a full time lob!
They don't speed; they obey traffic 31$11$1
they leave a safe distance between cam
they signal theirintentions Well in advance.
if you're going out on the highways
this holiday weekend
don't forget
Accidents never take a holidayl
P' I.
youngsters enjoyed several Tomato soup
,_ games and cacti were presented News from North
's with a surprise basket.
n Bosanquet Aylmer
Mr, Jim Hyde has purchased Catsup
sI the home of Mr. Lorne Hay on
Richmond Street South.
Air. and Mrs, Russell Redden,
aren, Kevin, Keith and Ker.
, St. Catharines, are vaca-
oning with Mrs, Catherine
edden and Herb.
Mr. and Mrs, Gary Corlett,
yan, Diane and Geoffrey,
ve retailed to Toronto after
week's vacation spent wid
the latter's parents, Mr, and
Mrs. N. E, Cook.
Mr, and Mrs. Don Haven
and family have returned from
a six -weeks vacation to visit
with the .formet's parents at
Riverside, Cal.
IVIr. and Mrs. J. E. McEwen
and Mr. and Mrs. R. A. 0rr
visited in Godcrich Sunday
With Mr.- aiid Mrs, Mansell
FOWler.
on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, soloistLoge WI I 0 on -
Laverne Wallace, don singers and a mass vol-
unteer choir. Service starts at I(
Mrs, AL Houghton and Mr. ry 8,30 p.m.
Frank Stagg attended the
Houghton reunion which was Mrs. Jane Trewin of Cal- ti
gary, Alta., arrived Tuesday of H
held in the Lions' Park at Mit- this week to spend a month
with her daughter and son -in- RI,
ellen on Sunday.
Misses Anna Agnes and Fran- law, Mr. and Mrs. Don Havens, ha
ees Scott spent a few holidays and grandchildren, Komi Barb -
with their grandmother Mrs.
Sadie Scott, ora and Debra.
The Misses Greta andAmy
Air. and Mrs, Howard Snell Lammie ate spending a few
and family, Clinton, were Sun- clays this week with mr. And
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. M. R ay Lammio, contrab4.
Bob Gardiner, Rev, Currie Winlaw occupied
Mr, and Mrs. Ilobt. Carlin his own pulpit at the United
allended the :Middlesex Annual church Sunday morning serv.,
Beef Producers Barbecue at lee basing his thoughts from
Poplar Hill, the theme "On Approval". A
vocal clued, was rendered by
Mrs, T, C. Coates and Mrs,
Curi'i WinIaw. Mita Greta
Laramie presided at the organ.
Continued freni 'nage 4 Mr, and •Mrs. George Hess
iSthls ot yew" town. I have an enjoyed a picnic at Godcrich
article and her Maitre tut Out park Sunday with Air, and
4110t1ier paper when she WAS Mrs, Stan Love and Mrs. Al.
11 years old. ft probably was vin McBride, Exeter; Ali's.
the last, time she had her pie.' joky Allen, Toronto; Mr, and
tt1.170 taken, Airs, Cleve Cochrane, Seaforth;
„ also enjoy Sugar and Spice Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Gilmour,
Smiley, 1 wish you Mr. and Mrs. Alex Corrigan,
could have his picture at the;Bittevale.
Likes: features.
top Of his articles. it would be( MIs. 2, R. Davis and Mich.
interesting to See what he looks : ael spent Thursday last at To.
like, I ionto txhibition.
Mrs. rt. 6. Legged Mi SS Cindy Parker anent a
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Newton Drive, few days holidaying with her
Willowdole, Ont. grandltiOther. Mrs, Ha .1, n 1 d
li.arker at Grand Bend
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Why dors everyone want to , Miss Betty Parker, ot ton.
be its Mt trent of the bus, the: don, visited -ever the weekend
. reaf
of the church And the; with her Maher, Mrs. Millen
Middle of thO Matti , l Parker, mid brotheti till,
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li'ititittif lost eleven liottrida lila'
list -day in the atiny-4hey
tot off his hitiri"
Mr, and Mrs. Remie vat
Tract of the New Venice faro
visited over the weekend wi
relatives in Chatham.
Mrs. Pawlinski, of London,
Visited her daughter, Mrs. Ed.
Nordstrom, Mr. Nordstrom and
of tlic New Vonice faini
(Atm!' the weekend.
I Mr. William Little of the
Haig farm and Miss Mary
Ellen Mollard of Corbett visit-
ed the former's parents, Mr,
and Mrs, E. Little, on SUMO",
The New Venice farm has
purchased and installed a pre.
pane gas grain drier and have
completed wheat and beeleY
with 220 acres Of opts yet to
corn bine,
Mr ,and Airs. Ted Hansen,
of Alorpeth, Visited Mt'. and
Mrs. Fred Burley and family
on Sunday.
The Mfg farm has complet-
ed their barley and part or
wheat with 400 floes a oats yet
to Combine. Breaking new land
on the berth .side of Lake
Smith 1168 been baggy With
&Med MO "getting out",
Dr, and Mrs. T, J. Haig-
meier are visitors at the Haigbern, farm. The former has Just re -
returned from o fishing trip
to far North Quebec via Oahe.
rity
otro, leaking At a Sign
in the Wray store window
Which read: "LadieS Ready to
Wear Meant."
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Colgate Toothpaste
. - tar Cereal
Miracle Whip
Peanut Butter
Save -4U' Wax Paper
Palm Garden Tea Bogs
Stuffed Olives
Tuna Fish 8t3t.lb WHITIC tvitAT
Stock up on. Al's Meats
Side Pork
Wieners 1 LB CELLO 43
L G.
Prime Rib
Roasts LS,55 cr- . •
Macaroni - Cheese Loaf
or Chicken Roll
Py -Products
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11-13T. CITTLE 19c
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REG, 6Sc 55c
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a2-Citn dAitt 65c
16.02. 29c
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