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The Seaforth News, 1958-06-26, Page 1The Seafo WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 80 SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THI5RSDAY; JUNE 26, 1958 $1.60' a Year Authorized as Second. Class mail; Post Office Dept,,.Ottawa Snowdon Bros., Publishers BOY SAVED FROM DROWNING AFTER FALLING FROM RAFT Billy Chambers, 9 -year-old .son of Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Cham- bers, 4tli con. of Tuckeremith, was rescued from drowning ou Saturday afternoon by a Strat- ford man known only as Mr. Miller, who successfully revived the boy by artificial respiration. Billy and a companion, Grant Tyndall had been playing on a raft iu the Bayfield river near the Sproat tile yard when they saw a turtle on a log.. While try- ing to reach for the turtle, Billy felt in the water. Sexing he was in trouble, Grant ran to where' some men were fishing and call- ed for help, Mr. Miller dived in and nulled Billy from the water unconscioue. In the meantime a neighbor, Mrs. Orval Greer, tel- e)honed the alarm to the Cham; ber's hone, at the former Ches- ney farm now owned by the Rose family. Mr; Chambers and James Rose ran across the fields and when they arrived Billy was re- gaining consciousness. He was. wrapped in blankets and removed to his home, where he is now none the worse for the experi- ence. Billy says he intends to learn to swim. The men said they had been getting ready to leave and in a •- few minutes there would have been no help near. The river at this point appears shallow, but the dole where the accident hap- pened was found to be nearly seven feet -deep. SMITH - NICHOLSON A. quiet wedding took place at the home of the bride's parents in Lucknow, on Friday, June 20 at 2 p.m., with Rev. D. Glenn Campbell officiating, of Donalda Jean, daughter • of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Nicholson, and William Richardson Smith, sou of Mrs. Christina Smith, l7gmondville, and the late William D. Smith. Miss Norma McLeod, Reg. N., of Kincardine, was bridesmaid, and Mr. William O'Shea of Seaforth was best man. Following a wed- ding dinner at the bride's home, AIr. and Mrs. Smith left for a honeymoon in Northern Ontario. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Smith wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Lois Lorraine to Mr. Norman Brian Fowls, only son of Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Foivlo,. Toronto. The marriage will take place at Cavan United Church, Winthrop, on Saturday, July 19, 1958 at 3 p.m McKILLOP W. M.S. The McKillop W.M.S. of First Presbyterian Church met at the ]ronie of Mrs. Thos. W. McMillan on Thursday afternoon with an attendance of 24 members and 3 visitors. The president; Mrs. Hel- en McMillan presided and opened the meeting with a poem and a Bible reading. Mrs. J. L. Bell. President of the Seaforth Auxil- iary expressed the gratitude of her society for the generous de- votion to their Supply Allocation. Thoughts for -meditation were read by Mrs. Helen McMillan. A review' on two Missionary books was given by Mrs. W. Thompson, Literature Sec. A lovely duet "Ivory Palaces" was rendered by Mrs. R. Dorrance and Mrs. Helen McMillan. The topic "Christian Koreans in Japan" was given by Mrs. James F. Scott by Mrs, J. Hugill, Mrs. W. McClure, Mrs. J. Keys, Miss .Jessie Praiser, Ahs. J. G. Scott and Mrs. R. E. McMillan. Two of the ladies were dressed in native costume which made the topic more interesting. lirs. James Aitcheson gave the Glad Tiding's prayer. The meet- ing was closed with a hymn and by repeating the Lord's prayer in unison. A delicious lunch was served by the president and her group. FLYING VISIT Morrison Sillery, school princi- pal in Moose Jaw, Sask., paid a surprise visit last Wednesday night to the home of his :mother, Mrs, Geo. Sillery of town, and his brother Alvin. Morrison landed at Centralia airport with group of western educators who were touring air force training centres, and came to .Seaforth by car, remaining over : night. He spent Thursday in Loudon and returned to his home in the west on Friday. Morrison is a graduate of Sea - forth Collegiate, and has been in Saskatchewan since then. C. 0.1. T. SUPPER The C.G.I.T. of First Presby- terian Church held their closing meeting of this season on Mon- day. A picnic at Lions Park was planned, but due to rain, the Win- ner was at the Church, • with a good attendance. After : a delici- ous supper, games and: contests. were enjoyed, also a musical pro- gram. There was a short bueinees' discussion and it was -decided to hold a tea in September.: ENGAGEMENT Air. and Mrs. John L. Malone, R. R. 5, Seaforth, Ontario, wish to announce the 'engagement of their daughter, Mary ',Margaret, to Mr. Thomas Allam Butters, son of Mr, and Mrs.. Thomas But- ters, Dublin, Ont. The wedding to take place on Saturday, July 5th, at 9,8,0 ,in St, C,olumban Church. Friends Honor July Bride-Eiect Complimenting Miss ' Eileen Kenth'ick, of Seaforth, bride -elect of July 5th, 21 guests were pre- sent to honor her with a mis- cellaneous shower presentation at the Home of Mrs. Orval Greer, R.R. 4, Seaforth. Mrs. L. Baken- s-wilier assisted the hostess. The guest of honor was seated In a decorated chair and the pre- sentation address was read to her by the hostess. Hazel and Harvey Greer, dressed as bride and groom,•presented her with a corsage and a beautifully decorat- ed wagon filled with many lovely gifts. The gifts were presented by Miss Gloria Blue. The address read as follows: Dear Eileen,—Because you are one of us, we could not let this happy occasion go by without ex - Pressing in a tangible way, our rove for you. We have appreciated your talent for singing, also your Willingness to help in every phase of church work. We sincerely wish your every happiness and pray God's richest blessing on you both. We will miss your cheery smile and friendly way and we know you . will make many friends in your new home, We ask you, Eileen, to accept those tokens of our love and as you use each one, let your thoughts wander back to .the. good times we have all had to- gether. Be assured our prayers will follow yon , and your success in life will be our joy, and. may Goch use both your lives as a testimony for Him. Signed on be- half of your friends, Mary Dek- enswiller, Florence Greer. • Eileen expressed her thanks in. a very fitting manner. An enjoy- able evening was spent by all, consisting of contests and games with prizes awarded. Several musical numbers were enjoyed. A duet was sung by Hazel and Harvey Greer. Solos were sung by Miss Eileen Kendrick and Mrs. Durand of Exeter. Luncheon was served by the hostess, witb Mrs. Eckenswiller and Miss Gloria Blue assisting. REBEKAHS MEET Mrs. Hugh Thompson, N.G., presided over Monday night's meeting of Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge, the last meeting Before the summer recess. The secretary read a report by Mrs, Ada Fritz- ley of Goderich, retiring D.D.P. of Huron District No, 23, in which she reviewed her year's work, Past Noble. Grands were ad- vised of the district meeting to be held in Exeter the evening of June 26. The Past Grands' picnic for Huron and Perth is to be held at Milverton on July 2, Mrs. Evelyn McLean was named social convener until after the installa- tion of the new officers next Oct- ober. First night of nominations was held, Reports of the 08th an- nual Rebekah Assembly held re- cently in Toronto were given by Mrs. Jqs. Grummett and Mrs. A. Harrison. A pot -luck supper and the exchange of Sunshine Pal gifts will be features of the first fall meeting, Sept, 8. W. I. NOTES The annual picnic' of the Sea - forth W. I. will be held on the 30th of June at 8 o'clock at the home, of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Doig. Would each member bring enough pie to serve their own family and visitors that they may have. The collection will be taken tb pay for hot dogs, ice cream and soft di -inks. Miss Anna Elliott, a Jr. Farmer from England will be present at the picnic and all .the members of Seaforth Junior In- stitute and Junior Farmers are invited to attend. • ECIMONDVILLE Mrs, T. Barton has returned after spending a few days last week with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Roy McMane at Point Clark. - Master Billy Wallace is holi- daying with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scotc'hmer. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Butler and daughter- Lois of Miffleburg, Pa., called on their Uncle and - Aunt Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scotchmer on Sunday. Mr. •and Mrs. Kenneth Barton, have -been visiting this week with the former's mother, Mrs, Thos. Barton and on - Wednesday returned to their home at Mart- intown, O. .. -" Mrs. Wilson Oke has returned home muchimproved in health. Mr. and Mrs. John McLachlan have returned home after a pleasant holiday in Ottawa the past week, - KIPPEN Sgt. Lynn Cantron and Mr. Kyle Chesney of-Carrtwright, Manitoba, visited a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Forsyth and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey 'Moore of Seaforth and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cooper were guests over the,weekend of their daughter and , son•in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harkness. of Parkhill. EARLY NEXT WEEK Owing to next Tuesday being the July let holiday,' it will be appreciated if newsand adver- tising intended for nextweek's issue, is sent in as early as pos- sible. 25th Anniversary sit Brodhagen Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sholdice observed their 25th wedding an- nivereary on Sunday, June 22nd. On Saturday evening more than 250 relatives, friends,, and neigh- bore enjoyed a celebration on the lawn at their home with open air dancing, music supplied. by Ar- chie Manns Orchestra. A 'con- gratulatory address composed by Mrs, Fred Ilerbert was read by Mr, James Simmous, A message of congratulation was exftendeu by Mr. Wm. S. Riehl on behalf o1 the Brodhagen and District Chamber of Commerce. Many cards of good wishes and lovely gifts were received. Lunch was served buffet style. On Sunday afternoon and even- ing • many called to extend good wishes. Tea was 'served from a lace covered table adorned with pink snapdragon and white car- nations, candles and a three -tier- ed anniversary. Oahe. Assisting Saturday and Sunday were Mrs. F, Scarlett, Mrs. Ed Smith, Mrs. John C. Diegel, Mrs. W. L. Qiaer- engesser•, Mrs. M. Beuermann, Mrs, W. Ahrens, Mrs. Geo. Ben- newies, Mrs. H. Querengesser, Mrs. L. Wolfe; Mrs. W. Diegel, Mrs. R. Buuck, Mrs. Bill Bin- ning, Mrs, H. Ahrens, Miss Ar- lene Diegel, Mrs. D, Rolph, Mrs. Jim Simmons, Mrs. F. Buuck. Mr, and Mrs. Sholdice were married at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen, by Rev. S. Friedericksen, on June 22, 1933. The attendants wore, maid of Honor, Mrs. Orval Whitfield (Nora Sholdice); bridesmaids, Mrs. John Arbuckle (Carrie Querengesser) and Mrs. Donald Stanek (Addict Querengesser); best man, Mi', Albert Hinz; the flower girl, Mrs. Ban Wiihee (Elva Sholdice); soloist, Mr. H. Querengesser, organist, Mrs. L. Mueller (Pearl Bennewios); ush- ers, Mr. Wilfred Ahrens and Mr. Orval Whitfield. Mr. Sholdice is the youngest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. A. Sholdice, Walton. Mrs. Sholdice was the former Verna Querenges- ser, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Querengesser, Brod- hagen. The couple have three sons, Garry, Warren and Roger and one daughter Beverley, all at home. Troyer Reunion held at Jowett's Grove The annual Troyer reunion was held at Jowett's Grove, Bayfield, on Saturday with a good attend- ance. An interesting line of sports was prepared by the com- mittee, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tal- bot and Mr. and Mrs, Francis Coleman. The results of the races are 'a9 follows: Pre school children, Sandra Coleman; girls 6-8 Betty Hog- gart; boys 6-9 Jerry Coleman, H. Iloggart; girls 8-12 Karen Talbot, Sandra Hugill; boys 8-12 Bill Hoggart, Russel Talbot; girls 12- 15 Eileen Dolmage, Lorraine Talbot; boys 12 and over, John Hoggart, Wayne Dolmage. Ladies kick -the -slipper, Mrs. Geo. Troy- er, Barbara Coleman; men's kick - the -slipper, Mr. F. Coleman, Mr. G. Troyer; men with most colors on their shirt, Mr. G. Troyer; Ia- clies with most color on their dress, Mrs. Myrtle Carnochan, Sandra Hugill; ladies shoe scram- ble, Mrs, F. Coleman, Sandra Hu - gill; men's shoe scramble, Mr. G. Troyer, Mr. J. Faber; ladies' nail driving, Mrs. G. Troyer, Mrs. C. Oke; men's nail driving, Mr. D. Talbot; boy's nail driving, Lorne Cudmore; biscuit eating contest, Mr. G. Troyer; pass the lifesav- ers, J. Faber's team. Oldest per- son•present, Mr. Wm. Hyde. A picnic supper was served in charge of the lunch committee: Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Dolmage, Mr. and Airs. G. Hoggart after which the officers were elected for next year. They are as fol- lows: Pres., Mr. John Faber; Vice Pres., Mr. H. Hugill; Sec.- Treas., ec:Treas., Mrs. Gordon Troyer; Sports, Mr, and Mrs. L. Lawson; Mrs. H. Hugill; lunch, Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Oke, Mrs. J. Faber. The picnic which is an annual event is to. be held at Barbour Park, Goderich, on the 3rd Sun- day in June 1959. Mrs. Cecil Oke moved a vote of thanks to the committee. in charge this year. NORTH McKILLOP Owing to rain the pie and ice cream social sponsored, by Bethel W. A. was held in No. 9 school with a splendid crowd. The vari- ety program consisted of group singing by some Bethel members, with Mary ,Dennis as accompan- ist: It's a grand night for sing- ing, In a Shanty in Old Shanty Town, In My Merry Oldsmobile,' In the good old Summer Time, Tip Toe thro the tulips and. in Apple Blossom Time; step dant• ing by Lois Godkin; solos by Sharon -Strong, Beryl McFarlane,. Ruth Ann Wilson, Mrs. E. Koehl- er; duets by Eileen Smith and Margaret Hilden, Beth Holmes and -Shirley Roth;, sword dance, Highland Reel and Chauntieuse by Geraldine Dennis, Shirley and Pauline Thamer; highland fling by Beth Holmes and 'Shirley Roth; trio -June, Margaret and Jean Millen; marimba, Doris - Johnston; readings, by Clifford ooultes; violin and guitar selec- tion, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith and Billy; tap dance, Glenda Mathe- son and Ruth Ann Wilson; accor- dion, Mary Dennis;; skit—Can't. I kiss you on our first date, by the Moucrief Y.P.U.< Honored at Walton on 25th Anniversary Some neighbdurs and friends gathered at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Nelson Reid on Friday even- ing to honor them on the occa- sion of their 25ti'i wedding anni- versary. The evening commenced with a short_pi'ogram with Camp- bell Wey as chairman. It opened with a singsong with Audrey Hack -well at the piano, -followed by the following numbers: solo by Brenda Houston accompanied by Glenna Hou&ton, a reading "The Perfect Man" by Mrs. D. Fraser, a piano solo by Teresa Ryan, duet by Bob and Brenda Houston and a reading by Mrs, J. Ryan. An address was read by Mrs. G. Fox, and Nelson and Mrs. Reid wore presented with, a sil- ver tea service and tray, a smoke stand and a table lamp. The re- mainder of the evening was spent playing cards and lunch was served. Saturday afternoon and even- ing friends and relations called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. Reid to give- them their best wishes on their 25th wedding an- niversary. They were recipients of many cards and gifts. Pouring tea were Mrs. JOBB McKinley, of Zurich; Mrs. Wm. Patterson, of Ethel, and Mrs. E. Hacltwell. Those who served were Miss A. Backwell, Faye Love and Alice and Kathleen Ryan, lateen. Mrs, A. Stimore was assisted in the kitchen by Mrs. G. Love, Mrs. foe Ryan and Mrs. C. Meehan. DUBLIN The June meeting of the Dub- lin W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. Mary Feeney, Mrs, Reuben Aikens presiding. Following the adoption of the minutes of the previous meeting, Mrs, A. Al. Looby enumerated several points necessary towards making a good speech. Mrs. A. Whetlram read a bulletin on. Canadian Association of Consumers. Mrs. T. Butters read a list of household hints. Interesting readings were given by Mrs. H. Britton and Mrs. J. Nagle. Plans were discussed for a trip to the Museum at Goder- ick, July 22nd. Lunch was serv- ed by Mrs. M. Feeney, Mrs. C. Friend and Mrs. A. M. Looby. Roy. Father Farrell, Point Ed- ward, has been. appointed Assist- ant to Rev. Dr. Ffoulkes, arriv- ing on June 20.. Mr. and Mrs. Wells Sr., of Mil- ton, with Mr, and Mrs. Wells. Aire. M. Shulman has returned home atter spending three months in Buffalo. Mr, and Mrs. Dan O'Rourke, Mrs. Catherine Feeney attended the Flanagan—Olienick wedding in Kitchener ou Saturday. Mr, and Mrs, White, Sebring- villo with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bruxer. Airs. Jos. Carpenter, Blyth, with Miss Monica Byrne. Mr. and Mrs, Sterling Gee of Kingsville, and Miss Maureen ;O'Neill, Windsor, with Mr, and Mrs. Tames Delaney. - Mr. and Mrs, F. Kelly, and Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kelly and Jos. Kelly attended the Chartres—Patton wedding at Lu- can on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Hill and Dr. Jos. Prendergast, Chicago, Mrs. Camilla Ryan, Allan Ryan, Mrs. D. McConnell, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flynn, Mr. and Mrs, John. Shea, Seaforth, attended gradua- tion reception for Don Klinit- hamer on Sunday. Mrs, Loretta Schmidt spent the !weekend at Midland, I Guests at the reception for Glenn Butters at his home, Sun- day, included: Mr. and Mrs. Ron Butters, of St. Thomas, Miss Phyllis Butters of London, Allan Butters, New- castle, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wittig, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. W. But- ters, St. Marys; L. Leonhardt, Mr. and Mrs. W. I-lart, Mr. and Mrs. F. Bicknell, Mr, and Mrs. P. fIichuell,• Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hall, Mrs. Moira Stew- art, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Don Barber, Kitchener. Miss Patricia Costello, of Lon- don, and Gordon Costello, Toron- to were weekend visitors at their home here. Mr. and Mrs, Pat Flannery of Strathroy, Mrs, Marie 'Maloney, Fergus and Gerald, Mr. and Mrs. John Flannery, Theresa, Kitch- ener with Mr. and Mrs. J. Flan- nery and attended the'graduation and reception of Miss Rose Marie Flannery. McKILLOP Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rook, Paul and Karen visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chapple at Kippen. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Koehler, Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Koehler and family attended the Fisher Re- union at Mitchell on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. 'N. Eggert, Car- ole and Jeune and Mrs. C. Eggert visited on Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. Clinton Dipple at Kurtz - vine. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Koehler spent Sunday with relatives at Preston. - Mrs. Geo. Byers is a patient of Seaforth Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. C. Martin of Ros- seau visited with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Eggert recently. Rev. E. Fisher of Brodhagen is to be guest minister at McKillop Evangelical Childress' Day :pro-, gram to be held 'Sunday. June 29 at 8 p.m. Special music is also to be provided - Windsor man Joins I u , , mmin,un,u,uu 1111, w,;,un,uumm„mn,11„muununum,u,ouwuuuuam fl SAVAUGE'S Seaforth Police Samuel ,Bates of Windsor has been appointed constable on the Seaforth police force and will commence his duties on Friday. Constable Bates, who is 49 years of age, has had 12/ years of ex- perience with the Windsor police, He is a married man, with two children, a boy and a girl, and he is a - Roman Catholic. The pollee committee have also selected a chief of police but as he is away on holidays immediate contact could not be made for ac- ceptance. - Mr, and Mrs. Bates were in town on Tuesday afternoon at which time he took the oath of office. Appointment of g new , chief was expected to take place Wed- nesday night. • CROMARTY Anniversary services will be held in Cromarty Presbyterian Church on Sunday, June 29th at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Rev. Marshall of Whitechurch will be the guest speaker. At the church service last Sun- day, Messrs. James M. Scott, Mervin Dow and Carter Kerslake were ordained as elders. • Three carloads of members of Cromarty WMS attended the .Tune conference of the Stratford Presbyterial at Knox Presbyter- ian Church, Shakespeare, on Tuesday. - AIr. and Mrs. John Wallace and Debbie, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. N. Elliott, Staffs, spent the weekend with Mr. and Airs, Harry Elliott, Windsor. Mr. and Mrs, John Altlington, Varna, called on Mr. and Mrs. A. McLachlan, on Sunday. Miss Alice Sorsdahl, accom- panied by friends ffrom Goder- ich spent the weekend in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Field Day for the pupils of the Hibbert Public Schools was held on the grounds at No. 6 School on Tuesday. The strawberry and ham sup- per which was held in the base- ment of the church on Friday evening was well attended. Miss Marian Be11, of Hensel], spent the weekend with Miss Arlene IIoggarth. Rev. and Mrs. Fred Harburn and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trippen- nsee and daughter, Noxie of San - burn, Michigan, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burns of Rexdale, ,Ont. spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Ed Dick, Mrs. T. McIntosh, Airs. Wm, Kearney, Ni-, and Mrs, Erle Dow spent the weekend with rela- tives in Lanark. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Currie and Linda, Dorchester, and Mr. Jack Carrie 02 Winnipeg spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker. The lith Riley reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert. Riley on Saturday, June 21 with 85 present, The officers elected for next year are Presi- dent Ernie Harburn, Vice Pres., Marvin Harburn, Sec., Airs. Wm, Iiellington, Treas., Mrs. Bert Ri- ley, Sports Committee, Mr. and Mrs, Norman Herb= and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harburn, It was decided to hold a family dance in October. A Sidi program of sports was carried out. Prizes were won by Mrs. John Riley for oldest person present; Charles Riley for youngest person and Mr. and Mrs, Jim Miller, newly weds. Supper was served by the ladies and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harburn were presorted with an anniversary cake in honor of their silver wedding day on Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Storey and daughters Laurena and Marlene have moved to London where they will reside, Mr. Storey hav- ing secured a position at West- minster Hospital. Before leaving the pupils of S.S. No. 6 presented Lauren and Marlene with 'brace- lets, the a(idress was read by Alex Scott and presentation by Alfred Chappel and Sharen Scott.. BRUCEFIELD Mrs, Mac Wilson and Mrs. W. Stackhouse visited a few days with Mrs. Steakhouse's daughter, Mrs. Stanley Neale, We are pleased to report that Mr. Neale is improving having suffered a heart attack. The Brucefield young people held a weiner roast at Benmiller Bridge on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Horton spent the weekend at Niagara Falls with Mrs. Horton's sister, Mrs, Lorne Pepper. Mr, and Mrs, A. Paterson are spending their holiday up north, The many friends of Mrs. R, Davison are glad to see her home again and much improved in health. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hargreaves attended the wedding of Mrs. Hargreaves' cousin, Miss . Gwen Grigg on Saturday. Mr, C. D. Simpson has return- ed home having spent 2 weeks in Detroit. We are sorry to report the ser- ious illness of Mrs. F. Burdge and' Mrs. R. Watson. Mrs. Alton Johnston of Sea - forth visited with Mr. and Mrs. T. Baird on Sunday. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed on Sun- day, June 29 at 11 o'clock Grades 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 of S.S. No, 4, Tuckersmith were on a bus trip on Tuesday and visited places of interest. Friday will be AT SOLI S TA i 1'•; L E' S Nature Makes it Carefree , , , Oneida Makes it Beautiful µ0.1.1°11u„a, :Guaranteedby+, Good Housokcepisg `eel ee"a,nee,see +tlrade.marks of Oneida Ltd. Colne in and see the fresh, .new lovely "Shasta" pattern by ONEIDA silversmiths. Each piece has the balance, weight and feel of fine silver, yet it never needs polishing or special care. Iry oNEIOAGRAFT. Ve(uxe STAINLESS 16 Pc. Service for 4 • 4 Teaspoons • 4 Knives • 4 Forks • 4 Dessert Spoons only $1495 'tss,41,1 Other sets in gift boxes `•`a and chests to $49.95 GIFT CASE % leINCLUDED e5eer+.. SAVA E'S JEWELLERY - GIFTS - FINE CHINA SI:AFORTIB • tem, ememeeemmememememmu,n„ ttttttt,.alu,uequa„un1141wn O,11"eepeeeeee,aoa,,,N1N1,eee,n their picnic and farewell to their teacher. Airs. Ken Rogerson, who has been a most effectual teach- er for seven years at S.S. No. 4. DUBLIN In an impressive ceremony at St. Patrick's Church, Dublin, on Sunday afternoon, ltonnrs, wore conferred on the graduating class of Dublin Continuation school. A large congregation attended and the graduates were preceded to their places at the front of the church by the pupils of the school, wearing their colors of purple and gold while the choir Peacsang e ”o Christ the Prince of "T The seven graduates were in their graduation gowns and mor- tar boards. The guest speaker was Rev. Father A. Durand of St. Peter's Seminary, London, who empha- sized the need for Separate Schools, "Genuine Christians," he said, "should protect our Catho- lic schools and aim to bring over lives to Christ. Our Lord died for us, so we night have eternal life. The Cross is the power of God in us to perform our life's duties. It is our faith that supports the Ca- tholie Schools. Christianity is not just to educate for good citizen- ship, but it is a promise of life with God. It is for eternity that we are preparing our children." Rev. Dr. Ffoulkes and Rev. J. AlcCowell presented the diplomas to graduates Glenn Butters, Don Klinkbamer, Veronica Shea, Ann Maloney, Beatrice Maloney, Jean McLaughlin, Rose Mary Flannery. Solemn benediction concluded the services with Rev. Father llcCowell . as celebrant, ' assisted by Rev. Father Durand and Rev. Father Farrell As the graduates marched out of the church the high school choir, accompanied by T. C. Harley, Mitchell, sang the recessional. • CONSTANCE Mrs, Lorne Lawson, Mrs. Clar- ence Montgomery, along with Mrs. Roy- Lawson of Seaforth vis- ited last Thursday with friends in London. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Preszcator and fam- ily were the former's father, Mr. Wm. Preszcator of Exeter. an un- cle, Mr. Les Preszcator of Toron- to and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Preszcator and family of Cent- ralia. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Riley visit- ed Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. B. Riley of Cromarty,. Mr. Reg. Lawson along with Mr. and Mrs. J. Davison of Sea - forth spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Busby of Chatham, Miss Muriel Dale of Brampton spent the weekend with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Dale. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest- White- house and Donna of Chiselhurst Pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Leitch. ' Mrs: Art Bromley of Kitchener, spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Airs. Wm. Dale and family, Air. and Mrs, Geo. Weis; Lynda and Larry and Mrs. Sarah Brown of Believer visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Borden Brown and fancily, The Sunday School and school, picnic will be held Friday after- noon of this week in the Lions Park, commencing at 2.3o. Every- one welcome, and bring liim'h, 311', Wilbur .Jewitt drove his mother Mrs M. Jewitt Sr. and his sister, Mrs. Fox and Leslie to Warwick where they attended the G4tlr wedding anniversary of Airs. Jewitt's sister, Mr, and AIrs. John Wilkenson, They will be visiting there this week. The higher grades of S. S. 3, Mullett spent Tuesday in Goder- ich touring several places of in- terest such as the Court ]louse, Salt Block Co„ Museum. and Scheaffers Pen Ltd., and to a show in the evening. All enjoyed the trip 101811 Miss Hamilttnn, The Constance W\'ATS were Host - elle Wed. afternoon, ,June 18 to Societies from IJuffs. Northside Seaforth, Turners. Bethel. and Ontario St. and Wesley Willis of Clinton. and were received at the door by Mrs. Ross MacGreg- or and Mrs. Geo. Addison, The meeting opened - with the hymn "There is no East or West" fol- lowed by scripture react by Airs. Frank Riley and Airs. Lorne Law- son leading in prayer. A wel- come was given by Mrs. Brown followed by a poem and prayer. 'Theoffering was taken by Mrs. Wm. Dale and Airs. Wilbur Jew - Ott: The program consisted of readings from Duff's. Northside, and Bethel while a paper from a lady in Japan was given by the Ont. St., Clinton Society, and n paper on Garden Flowers from the 'Wesley Willis, Clinton, and a mouth organ selection from Turners. Mrs, Rev, White capably in- troduced the speaker for the aft- ernoon and Ahs. McVittie of Blyth, the President of the Hur- on Presbyterial. spoke very fitt- ingly'on "Faith and Witness", after which Mrs, Ken Hulley and Airs. Geo. McIllwain of our own Society sang a duet "Sail On" ac- companied by Mrs. F. Riley. Airs. W. L. Whyte thanked the speak- er and all the program members for their excellent parts in order to make the afternoon a success. Mrs. Wm. Jewitt was the organ- ist throughout the meeting. A hymn was sung and Rev. White closed the meeting. The W. A. sponsored a bazaar in the basement after which all enjoyed a social hour together. Thanks from the different Socie- ties were rendered to the Con- stance W.M.S. for their afternoon hospitality, NORTHSIDE W. M. S. The WMS of Northside United Church met Tuesday evening in the church. Mrs. Ball opened the meeting by reading a poem "Garden Lore". Hymn 249 was sung and Mrs. Jas. Scott led in prayer. The president, Mrs. Wal- den conducted the business, Mrs. McNichol, circle captain, was in charge of the program. Hynin 86 was sung and Mrs. Sparks led in prayer. The scripture taken from St Matthew's gospel was read by Mrs. Close. Mrs. Savauge gave a short talk on the study book. Mrs. Dundas, Mrs. Coch- rane, Mrs. Close, Mrs. Sparks, Mrs, Savauge and Mrs. Milts gave a ,discussion on "Christian Giv- ing". Hymn- 356 was sung and the meeting closed' with pii;tyer by Mrs. McNichol,