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The Seaforth News, 1955-09-15, Page 1S.eafarth . .laws., .. . he, AuthorIzed as Second Claes mail, Poet WHOLE SERIES, VOL, 77 SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY', SEPTEMBER 15, 1955 51.00 a Year Office Dept„ Ottawa Snowdon Broq„ Publishers Cannington Man CNR Agent Town Assumes More Of Reunion Deficit G. Muir to Coach Junior B Hurons Plans Complete For Winthrop Wins Big Seaforth Fair 1 Stephenson Cup 41111111I 1 j' ....." * " a 111 ' 1111 WI11110,' nNamed iF. W. Marshall, of [Canning- ton, has been named C.N.R. sba- tion agent at Seaforth, to' sue- seed John T. Kaiser who leaves on Monday to assume his duties as Georgetown station agent to (which he was recently appoint- ed. (Seaforth town council on Monday evening voted an extra $500 to the reunion 'committee, raising the town's contribution to $1500. Allmembers were present for the regular (Sept. moeting with Mayor Dr. Mc- Master presiding. Association known as the The Assoc (Seaforth 'Hockey Association, formed to sponsor Jr. "B" and Minor Hockey in Seaforth, wish to emphasize to the public that minor;hockey expenses are met by receipts obtained by Jr B ,Hockey. Carrying out the Centennial 'theme—gold and purple --this year's .Fall Fair (prize list is quite attractive, Although the 'elasses for heavy and light horses have been eliminated from this year's livestock show, additional classes, especially in By a score of 2-0 Winthrop defeated Ethel on Tuesday night for their fourth warn - for their fourth win in the Hur- on Football finals. Thursday night Winthrop won 4-0. The series was best of seven games and Winthrop is now winner of ......—:P —4 �6,' i. • : —, w, �� , 1. -aim. r P -weep �� ;'� ®, ®�.®�� o, ':� VALUES -. % , It is expected Mr. 'Marsha'll in in The motion to give the re- Arrangements have b e e n to Jr. "B" team the junior division have been added, to include 4-H club the Stephenson Cup, After the game lunch was — 4 , _•+r.. $00 200 TO t : "�" will arrive .Seaforth about two weeks and in the meantime a relief man will be in charge here. Mr. Kaiser has bean station agent here for fourteen years union committee $500 in adds- tion to the '$'1000 previously paid over was sponsored by 'Councillors Leslie and 'Christie. It was carried without discus -'Thomas, sion. evade enter a under the name of the "Sea- forth Hurons". The team will play in a groupwith ,Sarhia, St. London, as far as is now known, with an interlock- shows in swine, 'beef and dairy calf, grain, poultry, (home-mak- ing,garden club; and Junior In- stitute competitions. Champion- ship shows for swine and beef served to the players at Win- throp hall. Members of the Winthrop team are: Irwin Johnston, goal Mac Bolton, Roy Dolmage, for 'Harry Johnston, Ross _s 4 ��.� :, _ i� $�00 a. , s, r°hr - and expects to be retired in two years, 'M'ayor 'McMaster suggested list of (building lots for sale to- the wanted ing schedule with Waterloo; Woo.dstocic, Burlington, Dundas, • ' Owen Sound, New Hamburg ealf, clubs and the junior show manshiip petition for the n. 'coon :Senator Golding, trophy will also swards; M dClure, Don :McClure, half. backs; forwards and utility, s ,t f " 1 f " ? ; �X XT 1. Plans For Fall Fair The S eaForth Women's In- stitute held their regular month- p ly meeting at the home of Mrs. Earl Dapple on Sept. i8, at 8,30 7 in the evening with a (good et- to ndance of members and visit- ors. a president, Mrs.nzie presided. The Gordon roll ( MacKedrawn Call was answered by "What our community needs". It was gether with price should be kept at the town hall, He said there had been a num- her of inquiries for lots by peo- pie nvis']ring to build houses, and no one knew exactlywhat pro- }aerlies were available. Town Clerk Wilson said many of the inquiries had been for low priced lots. (Councillor Al Close remarked that he' had about ten loremarkedsome on'East Williann street and most of them on North,Coleman st. and ISimcoe, which will mean many new teams in the rink. this year, 'Services of G. Muir have been obtained as 'coach. 'The name (Seaforth Hurons, chosen to recognize the support the Jr, B team has had from ru- ral districts surrounding Sea- forth and it is wished this teen be known as a Seaforth District team. To provide the youth of the district with healthy outlets for be on the •prograan the afternoon of Sept, 23, The high school and urban and public schools plan `(bigger and better than ever exhibits. The ICharruber of (Commerce are putting considerable time and effort to have an outstamd- irvg Merchants' display this year, About 30 door prizes will be for on Tursday evening, Sept. 22, at which time a vari- ety program of music and con- DougKeys, Dick Dalton, Glen Mciccure, Eric Anderson, Jimi;: Axbmann, Ron McClure, Ken McClure; John Alexander, 'Glen- don Kerr. Laverne Godkin also playa he iecleivede sa three knee injury.a raten Leonard Ward, Ethel, was re feree. The consolation series be- +ween Londesboro and Drayton stands at 2 games to 1 for Lon desboro. ' . tt� .l {a v r M v c4 ? ,} g x ,�,k h 1 ip+,, , X11,,; � }^ 1 , cq S YS 1 ERY A AGE _' h K unanimously answered with, ",That our town needs a seat room". It was decided to have a 'benefit euchre and dance for Um Lions swimming pool fund late in October. It was decided to have a pattern exchange at ,Past the high school. He had sold two lots last year to the eurlinlg rink, and another lot on which a house was later built Councillor Close, chairman of the streets committee, reported two new drains, one on Market their energies we need your support and co-operation, To this end a Boaster Club'hasbeen formed to help meet the prim- wry expenses that organizing hockey teams entails. Booster Club membership sig- edy will be presented. J'ul1 displays and exhibits are to be seen in the showahause, arena and 'comanunity centre. On the main day of the fair, Fri., (Sept. 28, will be seen sea -g ei•al features and special attrac- tions. Get freak vehicle Garr Smith �InS i $1497 in SChol rs�'nips Garry Smith of Leaside High d ''-SYIhool'e grandsonof o£ Sr. n , f 3 u s 3 �. J"$, v � w "� ).- t t �-- c, 4 p a* -" our fall and winter meetings. Mrs, MacKenzie read our co'm- mittees for our refreshment booth at the fair. Ac- street and the other on (Centre street. (Councillors said a number of dog licenses were unpaid. The Town Clerk explained that the nifies interest and support of the Hockey Association and en- titles you to preferential con- sideration m purchasing resorv- ed seats for »layoff games. your ready, ,boys and wren. Who knows, you may win the $50 'prize offered. •Considerable in- terost is being shown in the has been awarded The Sir Ber- tram Windle Scholarship for 'General Proficiency valued at $1,107.00. Garry also has been 7 This was our Coanmunity tivities and 'Public Relations meeting in charge of Mrs. R. K. (McFarlane. Mrs. McFarlane op- list of those liable for dog tax was made up as a separate tax roll. The dog tax could not (be Please remember that you are supporting not only jr. B but minor hockey as well. Centennial Cake Conmpetition with the winning cake to be auc- tioned the afternoon of Sept. awarded a $300.00 Canadian Legion Scholarship for entrance to University. 1847 ROG ER ;SRC-'✓ "`" ened this part of the meeting by singing a solo, "A song of Rain" added to the regular tax bill where dogs were kept by people A landlord Reports of the Association will be made from time to time. '23, at 4 o'clock. In addition o the two Regional breed shows on Friday, a calf race and a pro- MRS. W. W. MEREDITH A former Seaforth resident t MYSTERY PLUS BEAUTY .. , 1VIxs. Ross Gordon introducedrenting our guest speaker, Mrs. W. C. Bennett, She gave a travel- ogee of her trip to Europe, This was much enjoyed. by all pica- ens. property. was not responsible for dog tax owed to the town by his tenants, Reeve Scorns reported that some of the big tires on the town grader were badly worn. These would cost $200 a piece, Annual Cam e'1i n p g Starts For-•N.1"B• The Canadian National Lists- tuts for the Blind is conducting gram of music and aerobatics will be presented before the grandstand. Ontario's Lieutonant-Gover- nor; Louis 0. Breithaupt will. open this year's 110th FRIT Fair passed away at Wallace(burg on .Sept, 10th in the person of Mrs, .Ada Meredith after an illness of about a year. Born at Pinker- ton, Brace County, she was mar- vied in 18+96 to 'Wesley Mere- Thrilling for you to open ... , discovering a gorgeous serving +'rr; piece of FLAIR including one of the following: salad fork ...service spoon .. <• DIED AT PRESTON Mrs. Bert Williams received a telegrant Tuesday evening an- nounciug the death of her silt erin-law, Hattie Wiiliamns Kar- ...7, 8G. Mrs. Karkiflf lived in untilhher marriage 55 years ago ears a o when she moved to Toronto She was Inc eldest lis- ter of the late Wilbert James (Councillor H'ablcirk estimated. Two new ones will be obtained. There was discussion about the snowplow and -grader blade,ago. which was left over to a later meeting: Reeve •Seoins said Mr. Marsh- all Smith reported a plague of P rats, and was unable to keep Pigeons. The weeds were also it's annual campaign to raise funds Sept. 17th to •0'ct 1, Lo- cal chairman is Mr. H. E. Smith with G. C. Brightrall acting as treasurer. If you are in syin- pathy with the work of the C:N.1.B„ please leave your do- nations with Mi Smith or at The Canadian Bank of (Com- mer:ce, (Seaforth. Official re- and a plaque will be unveiled during the afternoon, A dance in, the community centre will wind. up this year fair. Garden Club 'Garden Club members are asked toput in exhibits at the fair if possible. See list under Section T in fair book. dith and lived in Seaforth until moving to usband the in 190rs f g fres husband died in 1000. Her sister, Mrs. Baughman, Wallaceiburg, with whom she made her home, is the last sur- vivingmember of the family. Mrs, Meredith took an active ,part in the work of the I:0 D.E. at Wallaceburg. (She nvas an Reid cold meat fork ... sugar tongs , , , tea pickle fork ... OR pie knife. Hurry in today, be sure and ? t § obtain your MYSTERY PACKAGE AT ? 4 s * ' ; A G i . Williams. Since the death of her huspand she has been living in bad. Councillor Christie said the fire was al- ceipts for income fax purposes will be provided. Rebek hs Hold aunt of Miss Hazel and Mi D. L. Reid of Seaforth, The funeral service was held Jewellery - Gif'ts Fine China +Preston with two of the re- maining sisters ('Rosetta) Mrs, new alarm system most completely installed, Councillor Scott said the old GEHAN—SOUTHGATE Pot Luck Supper at Wallaceburg on Monday and largely attended. Rev. ,,.o Ray Dunlop, and (Ethel) M'rs. Rev, H. C. Peckham. 'One broth- house at the park had been soldJames The weddin • took lace in St, g p at To commence the fall season Rebekah was very James Fleming, animater of er, Edmund Williams lives at in Preston to George Charters and remov ed. 10.30 o'cicelc,ChurSaturdaortmorn 10th, Miss Lillian of activities. Edelweiss Lodge meld a • potluck supper Knox Presbyterian Church, of which she nvas a member, offs- costume with ;matching assessor- High School News Brantford. Service at (Stager Rass funeral parlors at 8 o'clock on Wednesday ev- ening. Mayor McMaster ps h o w e d 'council a tonin ma of the town prepared iby students of Western University. It may !be ing, (Sept. of Ida .Soutlhgate, daughter of Mrs. Wm. ISoutlhgate; (Seaforth, anti the late Mr. Wsm (Southgate to William Bruce Gahan, Seaforth with more than 40 in .attend- erne. (Sunshine pal gifts were exchanged. Mrs. Scott Habkirlc, 'N• G'' Presided over the regular Ele'c- ;crated. Burial took glace in (Maitlandbank :cemetery, Sea- forth, with Rev, D. J. Lane of ,Clinton, and formerly o3 Wal- res and corsage of Tea roses. The bridegroom's mother assist - ed wearing a teal blue taffeta g :'osis with matching accessories FY OSh Initiations 'TI ' Week; MRS. FERGUS BULLARD Mary R. Armstrong, wife of FeMar Bullard, of Ti, ife of and for many years a resident placed on display in one of the store windows. The inap drawn on transpar- ens Plastic, show ed the streets. block colored son of Mr. and Mrs, John Heiner Gahan, Tweed. Rev. E. P. Weber officiated. The church was des' orated with pink and white glad- meeting which followed. tion of officers will be held at next meeting. The charter was draped in memory of Mrs. Se- Lina Booth, a Rebekwh past pies- lace/burg, 'condu'cting the ser- .rice. Pallbearers were Frank :Cuclmoxe, R. S. Box, D. L. Reid and Reg. Reid. g and corsage, Following a honeymoon trip to Northern Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. White will reside in Kin- ]cora. ., Tlie first meeting of the Stud- encs Council was held on Monday, Sept. 12. The executive of the Students Council was elected last of Winthrop,ssed away at her Irmo there Saturday. (Sept. ��,w-, alter a long illness. She was the daughter of the Bach was variously to show business, industrial, school and other areas. The 00- con an in letter said the col- wasgnot solus. Given in .marriage by her brother, Mr. W. E. Southgate, the bride wore an aquamarine worsted suit with matching hat ident..A euchre is planned in aid of the Lions Club swimming pool. ST. THOMAS W. A. Mrs. Geo. McGavin presided at the Sept. meeting of Inc W. 'The following were .guests at the White-Bruxer wedding: Rev. Frank White, Simcoe; Rev. .Si- mon White, Aylmer; Mr. and Fred - spring and is as follows: Press- clout, Bill Flanigan; secretary, Dora Ann Stinson and treasurer, Sally Nott, The first topic for dis- late Mr, and Mrs. John Arm strong and was `born in Bel- grave E2 years ago. (She had also lived in Wiarton and Thames- ford, since leaving Winthrop 17 years ago, whore she had 'card- ed since her marriage over 30 years age Surviving besides her bus- band is a daughter (Betty) Mrs. Ralph McLeod of Thaniesford, and a son, Jack, also of Thames- ford, asister; Greta, Mrs. Mac Teeter Of Detroit, and 5 grand- or•inp all entirely cor- g rest as it had been done in a hurry. The town will send a lei: ter of thanks to tine students for their eYiforbs.'Councillors ex 'eased the opinion that they did not exactly know just what immediate use could be made of the masa, (Councillor Leslie re orted on the sewage work. Ani engineer firam Toronto spent two weeks here going over the repairs to r er dame a (Settlements been on all but two and dark brown accessories. She carried a nosegay of yellow cy- (bridium and shattered chrysan- bheanums and heather. The mat- ion of honour was Mrs. Patricia Troubbecdc who wore a matching suit and hat in gold worsted with black accessories. She car -Without vied a nose a of yellow roses g y and turquoise moans. Organist was Mrs. 'Aline Stiles and soloist, Mrs. J. B. Higgins, Bayfield, 'who sang Ava Maria' and ` 0 Perifect Love." (Best man was PRESBYTERIAN LADIES' AID 'The meeting of the Ladies , Aid of First Presbyterian iChureb was in dharge of Mrs. Butt and Mrs, Dorrance. A film from the Red Cross was shown, „„ Warning”, and wasin. ,most interesting. Alice and Jean Nixon deli, stir all with a duet, accompanied by Mrs. Cardio. p cuse sed. Aton Nov. 5 was dis- theclose od the meet- ing .a social hour was enjoyed. A. of iSt. Thomas' Anglican Church, Seaforth; which was held Tuesday p. m. in Inc parish hall. Mrs. McGaiin opened the meeting with scripture reading, followed with secretary and treas. reports given by Mrs. O'Shea. Mrs. Ada Reid,so- sial service worker reporteon 'Waits to shut-ins during the sunnmer mon is. Miss (Marion Kraft, of .Red Earth Reserve, Carrot River, iSasic., wrote thanking this branch of W. A. Mrs. Joseph Bruxer, (Spokane, Wash.; •Miss Margaret Bruxer, Toronto; Mrs. Louis 'Gormley, Kippen; Mr. and Mrs. Bannon, Stratford; Mr, and Mrs. Charles 'O'Neil, Roseland; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Blonde, ,Chatham; Mr. and Mrs. George White and Mrs. Anne Wftnite, Gadshill; Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Bruxer, Stratford; Miss Mary Catharine Stapleton, Kitchener; Miss Madeline Dillon of Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ald White, London; Austin cession was Initiation for grade nine on Thursday and Friday of this week. BOYS are to wear short skirts above their knees, odd shoes and knee socks. They must wear a good (Sunday) shirt and bow tie and must wear make up neatly. Boys with longhair are to wear a ribbon in it and those with brush cuts a ribbon tied under their chin. They must carry dolls. GIRLS are to wear roll - ed -up pyjama bottoms and shorts over them. They are to wear a (children. Two sisters and two brothers predeceased her, A service undo' the auspices of the L.OB.A. was held at the Carothers Funeral Halve in Spiane made ,cases. Councillor Leslie said 'he 'hoped that f next meeting g pro- jec detail of the ed awe nd 7edt would 'be y Mr• Lorne Gehan, Tweed. Mr. Paul La Faure,Ottawa,was ush- er. A receptiowas held at Colonial Inn, Exeter. The bride's another wore gray taffeta with GROUND IS DRY (Some farmers report that the ground is very dry at (present, The dryness extends to a con- (for Inc bale of used clothing sent to her in June. Talent (money was raised by each mem-White, - 'ter durin the summer' and reup. at this meeting. The White, Aylmer; Dan White of Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Leo epWhte iStMiabfoidr. � Mrs short'sleeved blouse, odd shoes and socks. Girls with long hair short barmust er r arettolwear ribbo es and those lan it. They will not wear make Thamesford on Tuesday evening at 8 p.m, Several members of f1n15hed. The disposal plant was work- ing very satisfactorily, Mr. Les- p ink and blank accessories and heartcorsagroses. Thee of a &groom'snd ptmothe sider.able depth. It is almost im- ossible to di oat holes. Plow- mg is very difficult as the plows meeting closed with the benedic- need tion. MRS. JOHN FLANNERY carry Both boys and girls are to carry their books in a bran sack, aroweaund toothr becks, s a stringes around (Seaforth L.O:B.A. also attend- ed. Funeral Services were held Wed. Sept. 7 at 2 pen. in the lie said Two tanks o 160 lbs ofwill 0hlorine had been used. Almost of chlorine a day is wore dusty rose crepe and matching hat and wore a 'cor- not stay in the soil but come uP and ride on top. WHITE—BRUXER Standards of white gladioli The death occurred about noon on Wednesday, Sept. 14th, Mrs. John Flannery, follow- their necks, sunglasses when out n side and placards on their backs Thamesford Anglican 'Church. Interment was in the adjoining cemetery. The Glergy: Rev. C. lii. James, Rev. C. W. (Semple, Rev. R. W Rawles, 16 Pounds fed into the plant. Courvcillors discussed the op- erasion of the plant. It was de- sided to name fI. (Maloney as foreman of the plant and he sage of pale 'blue baby mums. The (bride and groom left on a wedding trip to the Eastern States. Mr. and Mrs. Gehan will reside in Seaforth. LIGHTNING During the severe thunder storm 'Saturday evening'Mrs.'110- ger Andrews, of the Mill road, Tucker -smith, had an unpleasant i and ferns and tall lighted cand- les formed the setting for the marriage of (Marie Bruxer, eld- est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bruxer, -Dublin, to Mr. of ingan extended illness, the past year having been a patient at the Muir Nursing Home. For- merry Catherine Walsh, death- ter of Inc late Mr. and Mrs. Pat- bearing their names, address, tel - ophone •number, age, weight, height ahcl shoe size. Grade nin- ers must carry the books of those in grade 13, bow to them and open all doors for theist. ENGAGEMENT :Mrs, Mary E. Feeney wishes to announce the engagement of her daughter Theresa Mary, to Fred David Overdulve, son of (Mr. and Mrs. • Neil Overdulve, would adjust the flow of chlor- ire. A. Bushie will go to the plant morning and •1Jfternoon, check to see everything is work- i ,and do any raking. ng properly Councillor Leslie said an en- from the 'department had 1VIURRAY— LEIPER A quiet wedding was soler- nized m- the United Church Manse, iSeaforbh, when Laura, youngest daughter of Mr. Wm'. Leiper, Londesboro and the late experience. She was running water out of the kitchen tap 'When it appeared to her that a (ball of fire jumped from the tap to a nearby electric light bulb 'blowing it all to pieces. g p (Clarence White, son of Mrs. 'George (White and the late Mr. 'White, S�inkora, on (Saturday, 'September 3 at IEt. +Patrick's IClnncb, Dublin. Rev. J. B. Ffoulkes, ,D:C.L. officiated at the ceremony and the Nuptial rich Walsh, she was (born in 1884 in McKillop ivficre she lived until her marriage in 13304 when she carne to the Huron (Road, near :Seaforth and about 40 years ago (moved bo Seaforth where .has since resided There is to be an initiation dance -Friday night to which all rade nine's are compelled to conte. A court will start at eight o'clock and dancing will start at nine. Lunch will be served. Rugby startel last (Chatham, Ont. The marriage to take lace Oct, 8th in ISt. Pat- p risk's Catholic Chinch, Dublin. ,sneer g been here and was satisfied the disposal •plant was operating g .100 per cent. Mrs. Leiper was united in mar- ri a to Gordon Murray, son of ag the late Mr. and Mrs. Alex Murray, Walton. Rev. J. W. ST. COLUMBAN C.W.L.Frank The monthly meeting of the C.W.L.01tewee held in the basement 'High Mass. Mrs. William Lane was the or anist and Mrs, Bruxer was the soloist. Given in :marriage by her fa- she with the .exception of six years in •Guelph. Surviving (besides her husband are four sons and •daughters: practice Monday for those who were int - crested and there was a large turnout, to ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. George McAr• thur, Walton, wish to announce the engagement of their only daughter,' Margaret Louise, O Mr. Leslie said the work on the manholes was 'completed. p (Stock racks at the foundry which had been knocked down during the sewage work had been replaced.inglone Stinson performed the doubts- p ring :ceremony. The ibridetdho1e a dress of romance pink atch-(Sec'y, ya bolero. Herl hat with ni purse M the Church with the (President Mrs. Jos. Kale, presiding, The minutes were road bq the Rec. Mrs. Albert Cronin and correspondence by Mrs. Jos. Ma- First Vice Pres. reported thee, the bride wore a cfloor- length gown of traditional white satin ,appliqued !with IGhalltill3 lace and rhinestone trim. Mier finger tip veil of illusion was four Louis Flannery, ;Bunn Birmingham Mich.; Mrs. Ray Benninger (Catherine), Guelph; Mrs, J. P. Miller ('Martha), Dearborn, Mich.; John F., Sea- forth; Cyril, Dearborn; James, ase honored this year have four new teachers and they are as follows: 0Iiss Kelley, Mr. Manse, Mr. Greeusicles and Mr. Cosford. I Mr. Paul 'Somers, son of Mr. and (Mrs. Earl `(Somers, (Brussels, Ontario. The (marc%a 'e will take lace earl in October at Duff's 'United Church, Walton, (Ont. (Councillors said the Walden n J3roadfootgas station would and soon be resurfaced and 1110 town would get the sidewalk alongside done at fiche same marls- were Inc same shade, trimmed with navy and navy accessories, A corsage of yellow roses con- plated her costume. 'Alter a trip to Toronto, Niagara and other points, Mr. and Mrs. Mut, , 107 members. Two packages of literature and a box of clothing were sent ltl Father OJ s. Srba- m ,Port William. Mrs, s pleton and Mrs. James °'Con- for the held in place by a coronet of orange blossoms. She carried a brides id red roses. Her two bridesmaids were lVliss MaryeP Shea, Dublin, and Miss Joan MdLawgihlm, Walton, cousins of ( Kitdheneif; Theresa, Guelph; da), 114rs. Leonard Dolan (three sis- • ters, Mrrt s, J. Cassell and Mrs. James Flannery, both of Dear- born, and Mrs. J. J. Cleary, of COUPLETS CLUB The September meeting of the g Northside. Couples' Club was held on Monday; 'Sept. 12. The Northside United (Church Rev. John Stinson, Minister. time. The sidewalk will be ed by a white strip. The town wi11 pay for its share of the ray 'en make their bane in Morris. nor volunteered to care altars for October. Final plans were made dor our hamar which the bride, who were identically gowned in embroidered net dresses over (Seaforth; also 14 grandchildren. It is expected the funeral will Saturday opening sing -song was led by Edna (Bell. The devotional con - of a by Edna 10 a.m. Church School and • Adult Bible Class. 11 a.m., Sermon Thome, "Who is my Neighbor?" o ]ers' Groupand Junior Toddlers' T dd work The follovrin building per- g 'nits were Confirmed; T. Atkin- son, garage $1000; G. aVl'. ,Smith, bottle on Go'derich st: West, PEEWEES OUT The Seaforth Peewees lost at Wheatley in the O.B,A. semi-finals after battling all Inc way. This is to be held Oct. 19 and bingo O:ct. 2'1. The Entrau'ee (pupils were presented with class pins. ;T,he meeting adjourned and eros- ed •avith prayer. waltz -length pale blue satin, and matchiug ban- `deans and laves. The Junior gforth. bridesmaid was Miss Helen Bruxer, sister of the bride and blue take ,place morning from St. Janes' Church, Sea- Interment will be in St.' James' Cemetery. silted reading Bell followed by a reading by Gor d Ferris on The Ten Com- ar- mandments for Modern Par- ants". Hymds 568 and 488 were by Congregation. 7 pm., Annual (Camp Ser- vice. "What Camp Meant to Me." By campers. 811.5 p.m., Y.•P.U, i$7000; 'Seaforth 'Clinic, addition $1000. The Chamber of, 'Commerce suggested placing a bis cls path y P Council brings baseball to an enol for the season. The Peewees are 1055 WO AA champions, and give promise of some real good baseball again next year. H. and S. Club Will Meet on 'Tuesda ng y thef wore a (gown of /periwinkle satin with pink bandeau. Their flowers were nosegays of yellow roses. The best mean was Mr. brother the ALERT MiSSION BAND • The September meeting of the Alert Mission Band was 12. sung. Scripture was read 'Winn Ferris; it closed with a prayer. by Edna Bell. Rev. John Stinson then show - ed beautifully coloured pictures trip to Banff Egmondville United Church Rev. W. E. Milroy, Minister 10 a.m., /Sunday ;School and Adult !Class. ' 11 a.an., Rally Day Service, Sunday School and Church unit-' ingfor worship and rally pro- rni including a iflannelgraph ,w ora, "Phe Whosoever Horse". on Goderich street east. decided to lay the matter over until next spring when the road- way may be rebuilt. 'Connell considered, new regu- lotions governing the shoring up of trenches in which men are working, as provided by statute. It was decided to lay the platter ova, until a later meeting and see how other municipalities handled this ntatter. ,Council approved a new light on Csmalk Street opposite the transformer station. Councillor J. Kellar, who is McKillop line- ,man, humorously pointed out' that Inc light is placed on a .note. not a "post". The monthly meets aE Y Home and School Club will beers held at the (Seaforth Public IScihool on Tuesday, Sept. 20 at 8.1(5 pen. John Longs'taff will. speak on "The (Care Of the Eyes". For the coming year the meet- ings'will be held on the third Tuesday of each math. of the lrrxdegz'ooml and were 1VIr. Frank Bruxer, of Dublin, and Mrs. Sylvester Ry- an, Kinkora. A wedding dinner Was served at Shakespeare Inn, and later a reception was (held at the Thome of the bride's parents. For receiving he guests the. bride's mother wore an aluminum gray held after school on Sept. Ellen Connell read the scrip tore. Nancy Berger favored all with a piano solo. (Collection was then received. A chapter a Fig Tree Village was therm read by Mrs. H. Connell. A work per -;Ferris. iod was enjoyed by all. Happy Birthday was sung to Lynda Muegge. o their recent and Jasper, Alberta. The numerous slides illustrated the beauty of the Canadian Rockies: 'Games then f o 11 o w e d in charge of Neil, Bell and Gordon Lunch was then served by the hosts for the evening, The meeting closed with the singing of `Taps."