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The Seaforth News, 1960-06-30, Page 1WHOLE SEI1IES, VOL, 82 i toile 54 SEAPORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JLTNI{3 30, M00 St.60 a Year Auth,n•ixr.d •a ;;o,•.uld cies, matt, I'1.st rear., 1 epi., Ottawa Sneeeee Brea., Publi:4wrs THREE LW AS IN A double funeral was hell on Tuesday for Mrs. Harry y 1; tiger and her daughter, Rosemarie, of Walton, vtetinis of a traffic aeei. dent in Kinloss township, coatces. sion 12. Friday aftertronn. Ser vlee wag held at their ]home, lot 0, eon. 17, (trey township at 2 p.m., with Rev, Kenneth Jaggs of St. .Johns Anglican Church, Brussels, officiating, Burial was in Brussels cemetery. The Pallbearers were, for Mrs, Bolger; Stewart Humphries, I-Iar- vey Craig, Donald Buchanan, t-1ar- yey II•udgins, Walter Slrortreecl, Allan Searle, Flowerbearers, Ter- ry Richmond, Archie Young, AIox, Gulutzen, Harold Bolger. Pallbearers for Rosemarie; Ro- bert Hawthorne, Listowel; Thee: Hodgins, Teeswoter; Robinson Hamilton, London; Harry John- ston and Irvine Johnston, Mci(al- lop, Del Delaire, Paris, Flower - bearers; Arlene Richmond, June Richmond, Claire Buchanan, Mar- jory Boyd, Rann funeral home, assisted by G. A, Whitney were in charge of the arrangements. The accident occurred its the result of a collision between the Bolger cal' and a car th'I('en by Stewart McGillivray or Holyr'ond, driver of the second car. Mrs, Bol- ger died at the time of the acci- dent and Rosemarie clued in Viet - aria ilospita'l, London, Saturday, Mrs, James Bolger'daughter- in-law of Mrs.Harry Bolger, was taken to hospital With deep lacer- ations, injured knees and shock. Stewart ;McGillivray suffered a fraotured leg and cuts to his face, ,Mrs. Bolger, 60, was the -former Elva Pearl Richmond, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Russell Richmond, and since her marriage about 31 years ago had lived in Grey township. She was a member of St. George's Anglican Church, Walton. Surviving besides her husband are one son, James, of Grey twp„ a daughter, Mrs. Gor- don (Marilyn) Engle, of Cram. brooksa brother, Mervin Rire mond of Blyth, and one grand- daughter. One brother, Nelson Richmond, predeceased her. Her daughter, Rosemarie Bol- ger was in her 21st year. She was a graduate of Seaforth District High School and was a school teacher at SS 10, Culross - Third Fatality Aninquest will be held into the death of the mother of two child- ren who was killed just before noon on Tuesday 11/.1 miles east of Dublin, The car lu which site was riding collided head-on with a farm tractor. Mrs. Madeleine Masters, 44, was a passenger in a car driven by her husband, Vernon Masters, 52, of Port Credit. The accident occurred on highway 8. Driver of the farm tractor, Gerald Jesting, 16, RR 3 Mitchell, was shaken up, but able to go home after the accident. He is the sou of Mr. anti Mrs, Frank Jesting, of Logan. Josling's tractor, which was pulling a hay baler, is understood to have stalled on the highway as it was making a left turn to go north, He sat helpless while the car bore down on him. Mrs, W. Kastner, a nurse who lives nearby, attended the dead woman at the scene. The woman's husband suffered a leg injury. Blitz Results "Overwhelming" It was announced by John Berry, of Goderich, that a total of 913,366,17 has been contrib- uted by Huron County citizens in the Blitz for World Refugee Year held in May. The total represents .approximately 94,000 above the target as set in March by the Hur- on County committee in charge, of which Mr, Berry acted as trees, carer. 'Breakdown of the results of the canvass in Huron were: County of Huron .,$ 500,00 Town of Goderich 2,126,21 Clinton and RCAF Station Clinton ,. 2,735.43 Wingham ,. 980,56 •Seaforth 973,37 Exeter 1,460.16 RCAF Stn. Centralia . , , 723,69 Crediton 576,85 Blyth 392,25 Auburn 126.25 Brussels 13(45 Wensall 300.00 Bayfield 121.60 -McKilkop TNp, 211.60 East Wawanosh Twp. , , 80,00 trsborxte Twp, 100,00 Grey Twp, 363,50 Goderich Twp, 922.85 Colborne Twp. 393,60 Ashfield Twp, 236,95 Stanley Twp. 100.00 'Morris Twp. 3855.55 Hay Twp, 140,00 Hallett Twp, ,,..•,,,,1, 30.00 Total 913,366,17 Al' HOLIDAY ts11017,5 Gordon Pullman has entered his horse in the races at Strathroy on July 1, and '\W. Oke is taking his itorse to the holiday meet at Or- angeville. r- angevil•1e, WINTHROP The WMIS and W.A, of Cavan, Winthrop, will meet on \Vednes• day, July 6th, This is our Christ. IanStewardship meeting with Mrs, Geo. Case as leader. Circle 4 will look after lunch, IES TAKF 1 ST 'ICI High School Results MRS. HARRY BOLGER ROSEMARIE BOLGER 111.8, JAM/es •10d -ES The death occurred in Scot( Tonsorial Hospital Wednesday evening, June 92, of Mrs. James ,loves in her 86th year, follow- ing five weeks' illness. Born in London, England, she was form- erly Louisa 7-Iay and range to this eountry at the age of seven. She was married to Geo, Thomas Bel - gin, who predeceased her, In 1922 she was married to James ,Tones and came to Seaforth in 1942, She was a member of St, James' Church, C.W,L„ and The League of the Sacred Heart, Be. sides her husband she is survived by a daughter and a son; Mrs. Charles Lovett, Seaforth, and ,Tack Jones, .Morin Heights, Que- bec; also 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild. The funer- al was held from the G. A. Whit- ney Funeral Tlome to St, Jaunes' Church, Seaforth, on Saturday morning, June 2311i, Rey, C. Sulli- van officiated. Intermenit was in St. James' Cemetery, The pall- bearers were Tommy, Jimmy and Carl Lovett, F. Reynolds, H. Ma- Loney and Verdun Rau. Institute Holds Annual Picnic Seaforth Women's Institute held their annual picnic last Mon- day evening at the community centre. The program of sports was convened by Mrs. -John mac - Lean and Mrs. Lorne Carter. The winners were: Pre - school children, 'Ralph Whitmore, Karen Whitmore; girls 6 to 10—Sharon 'Strong, ;I'tal'y Elliott; Girls 10.14, Roba Doig, Donna Gordon; boys, 10-14, Jim Papple, Tom Papple; young lad les race, Roba Doig, Elsie Doig; young men's race, Bruce Papple, Bryan Brady; married ladies, Ma's. Wilfred Coleman, Mrs. Earl Papple. Peanut relay, orange relay and basket relay was won by Gordan Pap•ple's group; spool relay, Bruce nipple's group; dropping clothes pin in milk bottle, Barry Gordon; most articles in lady's Purse, Mrs. -Earl Papple; lucky cup at lurch, 1Mre. Harold Ilugii•1, wedding anniversary' closest to June 20, Mr, and Mrs. Eldon Keri'; birthday closest to June 20, Loa'ue Carter, (Following the sports lunch was served under the convenership of Sirs, Earl Papple, ltNGAGBMJSNT The engagement is announced of Mary Loretta Connolly, daugh- tet of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Coil, noi•ly, R,R, 1. Dublin, to Mr, Ross Ronald • Riley, son of Mrs, Bert Riley, R.R. 1, Cromarty and the late Mr, Riley, The marriage to take place early in July, STANLEY aer, and Mrs. Harold Penhale visited her sister, Mrs, Walter Scott at London for a few days, Irv, and Mrs, Harold Pen'hale and kir, and Mrs, W. Scott mot. ored to Port iluron, :Mich„ and St, Clair, Much,, r'etuvning to London by Chatham on the Sunday, 'Ito following are the results of the final examinations et Sea - forth District high School, The Pupils are ranked in order of achievement by Grades, Individ- ual subjects failed are indicated is brackets alter the pupils' names. The names of pupils who were not promoted aro omitted from this list, GRADE IX First Class honors 75.100 Barbara Turnbull, Darrell Schneider, Bruce Whitmore, Ger. airline Dennis, Kathleen -Doerr, Anita Hillman, Karl Campbell, Mary (litelt, Robert Menn, Urian Travias, Lee Fleeting, Keith Mc- Lean, Constance Britton, Maty Flannery, Bessel Akkar, Jayce Brown, Judith Thompson, Brenda Houston. Second Class honors 66.74 Richard Muegge, Robert Iium- phries, Ruth Ritchie, Jacqueline Drager, Elliott Clarke, Carol Howe, Pauline Adams, Sharon Storey, Barbara Coleman, Dianne Kirk, Gerald Hall, John Stoll ('French), Lois Tyndall, Brian Evans, William Klein Haar (Bug), Helen Broadfoot, James Papple, Elaine Somerville, - , Third Class honors 60-65 Charles Cardiff (Ind. Arts), Sandra Bemtoweis, Bruce Papple, Gloria Beuernnan, Gerald Snaith, Marlene Pepper, Doris Walker, Bryce Jacobi, Colleen McCurdy, Gerald Upshall, Meta Reeves (Hist,), Anne Willems (Hist.) Linda Butt, William Barker, Ron- ald Beuerntaxi, Ian Sim, Lawrence Ducharme, Anne Kling, Paul Rau, Helen Nigh, Margaret Broadfoot, Kenneth Glanville (Eng). Credit 50-59 Faye Little, Gloria Taylor (Hist,), James Sills (French), Robert Popple, 'Marion Flewitt, Carol Burns (Hist,), Heather McLeod, Gary Little (Bus. Pr.), Alex Oulutzen (Eng.), Mary Dear. Ing (Hist,), James l3oyes (Eng.), Kendra Moore (Rist,), Mary Mc- Phail (Bus. Pr'.), GRADE X First Class honors 75-100 Gisela Helbig, Jean Shortreed, Lois Scott, Robert Muegge, Mar- gavot Elgie, Gorda Christensen, I Constance Eckert, Margaret Mac- Gregor, Elizabeth Stewart, Eileen \Villiamsou, 5'eraldfne McTag- gart, Barbara Talbot, Second Class honors 66.74 Sandra McGonigle, Carol Car- ter; Louis Devereaux, Haile Hill- man, Janet McKercher, 1llary Scott, Linda Papple, Glen Nott, Shirley Rapien, Laura Hoggart, Joan Roberton, John Patterson, Maty MacGregor, Jean Reynolds, Margaret A. Stapleton, Peter Ro- wat, Gertie Postma, Kenneth Cardiff, Eileen Smith, Betty Dol - mage, Kenneth Pollard, Third Class honors 60.65 Alex McLeod, Dianne Dennis, Ronald Little, Laurie Stockwell, (French and Lat.), Fred Uhler (Lat.), June Datmage, Nora Gar will (Math.), Edwin Lamont (Math.), Elsie Doig, Freda Hunt, John Engel, June McLachlan Nancy Rakewich, Scott LaRue (French). Credit 50-59 Thomas Dick (Ag. Se.), Reid Flackwell (Eng.), Jean Bolger Eleanor Keys, William Teal (French), Robert Watt, Bonnie Bates, Kenneth Bedard (Ind. Arts), John Baan (Eng.), Henry Lansink (Hist.), William nutlet (Math.), Margaret Boa, Marguer ite Scott CEng.), Sharon McNichol (Latin), Margaret Hillen (Latin), Robert Houston. GRADE XI First Class honors 75-100 Marie Strong, Jean McNaugh- ton, Robert Sharp. Second Class honors 66.74 Margaret Maloney, Gail 'Finlay SOD, Lloyd Patrick, Lila McKay, Catherine Eckert, Donald McKer• cher, Gwen Storey, Margaret Herr, Gordon Miller, Marjorie Hoggart, Earl Dolmage, Dorothy Boyer, Phyllis Bryans, Terry Ford. Third Class honors 00-65 Bruce Miller, Mary Arm For- rest, Elsie Regele, Arlene Will- Jenison, Neil Dolmage, Carolyn Hammond, Gordon Ross, William Campbell (Hist.), Wilma Dale, Carol Flannery, Wilhelm Uhler, Preben Willuntsen, Anne Achilles. Credit 50-59. Suane Haugh, Wilfred Whyte (Latin), Georgina Little, Kenneth Storey, Glen Walters, Emily El- liott, Donna Berger (Geom.), Eil- een Dolmage (Hist,), Robert Din- smore (Geom.), David Heming- way (Eng.) GRADE XII The following students have been granted a Grade XII High School Graduation Diploma; With Five Options Bryan Brady, Lytida, Dobson, Jean Hilton, Thomas Love, Nancy Poppet; Yvonne Pollard, Anne Shortreed, Corinne Smith, Anton- ctte VandenHengel, With Four options Carol Dennis, Robert Elliott, Ellen Gorwill, Mary McIntosh, Lois Maloney, William Millson, Anne Morris, Joyce Munn, June Munn, Barbara Manatee), Robert Reith, Marion Refill, Linda Sav- auge, James ,Scott, Donna Smith, Gary Williams. With Three Options Nelson Bali, Judith Boshart, Helen Boyes, .Dorothy Jaeltson, ge Keith Lyddiatt, William Slavin,1Ji Una Telbot, ( D Public School Promo$L,11 us GRADE 8 TO ()RADE 9 honours: Atkinson, Connie; Brady, Robbie; Byerman, Dianne; Camino, Kenny; Christensen, Kurt; Holland, Barbara; McLean, Susan; Patterson, Allan. Pees: Berger, Nancy; Boshart, Mary Jean Rushart, Paul; Brock, Denis; Carter', Emily; Carter, Le- ta; Charters, Kaye; Hoover, Ju- lie; 1MacDotrald, Linda; ibIacDon- ald, Robert; Miller,. Lorraine; Mills, David; 1;17,ills, Douglas; Plunnsteel, Bobby; Powell, Linda; Powell, Ruth; Ross, Brenda; Ro. wat, Rill, Sillery, Petet'. anew - den, (Mary Ann; 'Taylor, Ray; Townsend, Ivy; Whiteley, Ricky; Wilson, Allan. GRADE 8 TO GRADE 9 Pass: Bradshaw, Louise; Dale, Nancy (rec.); Dick, Joe; Felker, Leroy' (rec,); Fischer, Keith (rec.); Pinder, Karen; Sholdice, Janie; Teall, Joan. GRADE 7 TO GRADE 8 Benneweis, Barry (rec,); Can- nell, Ellen; Ford, Gail tree.); Kruse, Dick (roe,); Kennel], Bob (rec.); Scott, Kate, GRADE 7 TO GRADE 8 honours --Britton, Da•rid; Pow- ell, Pamela; Tarebull, Janet; Wylie, Rod. Pass—+Bee, Brian; Butt, Bren- da; Campbell, Kerry Carter, Les- lie; Cosford, Robert; Dobson, Christie; Eaton, Glen; Elliott, Helen; Elliott, Julene; TIabkirk, Brian; ITemberger, 'laeiau; Hil debrand, Ronald; I(ruse, George Lane, Lynda; ;Matheson, Faye MacLounan Bill; McDowell, Bill McLean, Mary Jenn; McLlwain am; Moore, Cheryl; Moore, Wen dy; Scott, Jim; Sills, Darlene; Wallace, ,Indy; Wilbee, Peter; Willumsen, June; Wright, Doug - GRADE 6 to GRADE 7 Honours—Boshart, Jane; Ches- ney, Barbara; Cosfnrcl, Sally; Knetsch, Fred; Langstaff, Barb. era; MacLennan, Susan; Spittal, Paul; Steuart, Bryan, Pass—Adams, Yvonne; Beattie Pahl: Bennewios, JoAnne; Bosh - art, Bill: Brady, Bruce; Broome, Brian; Dinsmore, 'Shirley; Drag- er, Harvey; Elliott, Marie; Gar- rett, Gordon; Gorwill, Ruth; Hol- land, John; Hoover, Joan; Jos - some, Bernie; Lennon, Jack; Mac- Lean, Murdo; Muegge, Judy; •.Mir, Cheryl; Oke, Elaine; Smith., Madelyne Watson, Bob; Whitely, Jack. Separate School Results GRADE 8 to GRADE 9 'Nicolle Buys, Kenny Devereaux, Elaine Eckert, 'font kine, 1)Iorg- atet Ellen 1 1 tuucry [deleted For- tune, Francis 1.la; an, Herman Lansink, Joanne Malone, Gordon Maloney, Pani 'Matthews, Il'-tty Nigh; Rosemary Ran, Robert Reynolds, Peter Stiles, Gerald Van den I-lengel, Ellen Van \'ugt, Carol Van Loon, Rleki GRADE 7 to GRADE 8 Aubin, I3ereadel1s; Banton, Joan; Bannon, Theeut, Burns, Kenn(,tlt; Hall, Jean Jessonte, Ann; Kelm,Fronds tree); Late sink, Rosemary; Lovett, Thumas tree.,); Bbalouev, :Bary; Iliut't'ay, Daniel McCorutell, Anne'; N(eh- olson, Gayle; Phillips, Catherine; Phillips, Michael; Pringle, Gord- on (roe.); Itau, Wayne; Sills, Ante Stinnessen, Peter, GRADE 6 to GRADE 7 Aubin, Barbara tree.); Bannon, Alice; Burns, Dianne; Eckert, Mary; Etue, James; Flannery, Brenda; Maloney, Dolores; Mo'- ris, William; McCurdy, Mary; Nigh, Paul; Salisbury, Dianne; Stiles, Patricia; Van Den Henget, Anthony; Williams, Juan; Prin- gle„ Paul; Johnson, Robert; I(ehn, Michael; Lansink, Mary; Price, John; Stdnuisseu, Michael; Travaglione, Maria. PROMOTED. TO GRADE 6 Gary Bannon, Patricia Bannon, Rose Brady, Ray Devereaux.' Phyllis Feeney, Paul Hagen, Di- anne Lansink, Susan Leonitardt, Tong Malone, Monica Mr('urtly'„ Billy McGrath, Pat Murray,, James Phillips, Mary Ann Phil -I ' lips, Fergus Quinn, John Rau, l Julianne Rau, Mary Sills, Jack - Van Den Henget, Joanne Van Vugb, Gerda \\rillentn John Wil - lents: Gregory Rau (rec.) TO GRADE 5 - F,tue, Patricia; Feeney, Yvonne; Flannery, Patrick; Fleming, Rose- mary; Hagen, Mary; Hoff, Paul; Johnston, Sharon; Kenny, Lou- ise; McConnell, Jane; Nigh, Da- vid; Phillips, Robin; Price, Mary; Van Loon, Maria; Van Miltenberg, Joanne; Willems, Maria, TO GRADE 4 Bannon, Maureen; Bedard, Rosemary; Devereaux, Angela; I.egeza, Susan; Leouhardt, Btian; Nigh, Patricia; Phillips, I]onglas; Price, William; Reynolds, Daw- na; Reynolds, Paul; Swinln'ls, Mary; Troch, Mary; \'alt Mitten - berg, Arnold. • TO GRADE 3 Bannon, Michael; Bedard, Lyn- da; Devereaux, Annie Marie; Eckert, Jolut; Eckert, Robert; Flannery, Joseph; Fleming, Di- ana; Fleming, Theresa; Groot- huis, John; Hagen, Flora; Halpin, Diane; Huyben, Amy; Johnston, Bonnie; McConnell, John; Mero, Daviel; McCurdy, William; Mc- Grath, Mary A.; Nicholson, Ron- ald; Nigh, Patricia; Ran, Mary Jane; Swinkels, Nellie; Vander- zon, Elizabeth; Van Miltetberg, Joit. TO GRADE 2 Arts, Joanne; Aubin , Mary; Bannon, James; Barry, Gerald; Dale, Darlene; Devereaux, Corne- lius; Devereaux, Teresa; Dever- eaux, Thomas; Groothuis, Henry; Hnyben, Marian; Janmaat, Luke; Jansen, Rudolph; Jessonre, Carol; Johnson, Carolyn; Malone, Pat- rick; Mero, Vernon; Nash, Mar line; Nicholson, Patrick; Nigh, Katherine; Phillips, Nancy- Se- gerin, Mary Ann; Sills, Jane; Tt'avaglione, Sabotiva; VanLoon, Marc; Van Wittenberg, Cornelia; 0"erberne, Hendrina; Ziler, Pat- ricia. GRADE 7 to GRADE 6 Honours—Brady, Stephen; Dal- rymple, Douglas; Hoggat'th, Maty, Pass — Adams, Russel; Bee, Roy; Btugger, Frank; Cat'noch• an, 13111; Coleman, John (rec.); Fry, Wendy; Hildelnand, Paul; Hodgert, Dennis; Hulley, Donald; Kling, Peter; Lamont, Sandy; Little, Clarence; McLean, Alan; !McElwain, Larry; Montgomery, Jinn; Moore, Kerry Moore, Mary Ellen; Muegge, Linda; Nicholson, Gary; Petersen, Paul; Powell, Robbie; Rivers, Ann; Scott, Cher yl; Sma]e Donna; Westerveld, .lane. GRADE 5 TO GRADE 6 Gorwill, Joan: I7ialkus, Vida. GRADE 4 to GRADE 5 Honours—Cornish, Jane; De - Boer, Susan; Fischel, Brian; Ilellinga, Billy; H'odger't, Bryan. 'Pass—,Ball, Joe; Barker, Pat- sy; Beattie, Janet; Bettger, Da- vid; Beutenmillea', Gordon; Bray, Douglas; Flood, Sheila; Cloven - lock, Nell; Kruse, Gene; Laurit- sen, Ulla; Master, Linda; Miller, Debbie; 'Moore, Penny; 'McLean, John; Petersen, Irma; Powell, Jean; Pryce, Myles; Reeves, George; Scott, Wayne; Smith, Ann; Talbot, Sharon; Taylor, Bedford; Westerveld, Elaine; Whitely, Pat, Wilbee, Teddy; Wright, Lynn, GRADE 3 TO GRADE 4 Honours—Box, Barbara; Disler, Cindy; Henderson, Karen; Matz - old Melannie; Ttu'nbull, Christ- ine; Wilson, Martel; Wilson, Ruth Ann. Pass—Adair, Doris; Bell, Car 01; Bennewios, Danny; Benne. ivies, Roger; Beuerman, Heather; Borden, Danny; Brady, David; Cabnochen, Grant; Carter, Stew- art; Cornish, Peggy; Dalrymple, Jimmie; Dennis, Brenda; Elliott, Mary; Harvey, Ian; Hoover, Lin. Sia; Lamont, Bruce; Lane, Larry; Little, Edna; Loney, Wayne; cMa- theson, Glenda; 'McLean, Ken- neth; Montgomery, Gary; eafueg- ge, Leonard; Munroe, Faye; Ro- wat, Jimmie; Smith, Charles; Smith, Stephen; Southgate, Paul; Stevens, 13111; Townsend, Bonnie; Watterworth, Jeanette; Wdlbee, Bruce; W4lpper'furth, Gunter. GRADE 2 to GRADE 3 Honours — Boshart, Eleanor; I(netsch, Margaret; Malkin, Bea- ta.; Moore, William; Patterson, Dianne; Roberton, Plaine; Wil- liams, Arlene. Fess; Boussoy, Riily; Broome, David; Bryans, Barbara; Cole. man, Allen; Cornish, Danny; Dal- ton, Dianne; Dennis, Ray; Fry, Charlene; Hopper, Ronnie; Hul- ley, ,Indy; Nutley, Nancy; Long. staff, David; McLean, Margaret; 'McLean, Mary Ann; Muir', Paul; Onbelet, Fred; Petersen Else; Powell, Janice; Puce, Brian; Sal. lows, Helen; Snowdon, J'inlmie; Taylor, (Robert; Walter's, Judy; Wilbee, Alan, GRATE 1,10 GRADE 2 Tlonottrs — Mary Ball, Oin1ly 'MacDonald; Lois 1Muogge, Lq'r= rains Townsend, Wilma Wester. veld, Pass—Laurie Bell, Donnie Bett- y, Sheila Bray, Larry Broome, m ,Cardno, Bob Carnahan, Ron elryntple; Ray Dalton, Ruth Annual Worship Service July 10th The annual warship service of Huron Federation of Agriculture will be held on Sunday afternoon Tuly Toth, at 3 o'clock at Goderich Summer School Camp, north of Goderich. Preacher will be Rev. Bren de Vries, of Exeter, Music will be supplied by the Salvation Army Band. BRUCEFIELD 'Air, and :NITS. Ervhr Stilery were guests of honor at a fancily dinner at the Dominion Hotel, Zurich, recently, celebrating their 10th wedding anniversary. The event also marked an an- niversary of the latter's parents, Mo, and Mrs. William Clark, Dunlop, John Gorwill, David Har- vey, Ron Henderson, Doug, Hild- ebrand, Brenda TJodgert, .71m T-I.ol- land, Laurie Kruse, Leif Laurit- sen, Stewart McLean, Ray .Men- neil; Danny Muir, John Mfunro, Ralph Onbelet, Keith Price, Mark Ranson, Jim Rivers, Norman Sim, Gillian Stevens, Naney Swan, Bonnie Wallace, Mac. Watter- tvorth, Anita 'Wilson, Valerie'Wy- lie, KINDd9RGARTEN to GRADE 1 Akker, Tony; Aiexander, Ran- dy; Ball, Elizabeth; Beattie Pet- er; Boyes, Janet; Brightrall, (la- thy; Broome, I(evin; Brtnget, Robert; Butt, Shelia; Cortin, Mi- chael; Dalton, Newton; Dalton, Ronald; DeVisser, Anna.; Do - Groot, Peter; Dietz, Brenda; Dodds, Susan; Holland, Cameron; %Topper, ,lean; Il°over, Douglas; 10 lilalkus Monica;'lelansor. Le -+c anno .liftller, Vicki; Montgomery, II b Robert; Moore, John; Muir, Bar- bara; MacMillan, David; :MrClin. .n ehey, Dianne; McLean, Kathie; 1 Noble Anne; Oke, Mary; Scott, Valerie; Taman, Lynn; Turnbull, I S Marione; Wdlhee, Ante; Wood, j S Randy; Woody, Ralph, - ,r11111„1,IIl„1a11,11,1111111„, 11111111,111111 11111,1111111111111111111111111111111,1111111111111111111111111111111,1 . } 44" FY olden moments Miss America Yount and beauty aro captured with this 17 jewel watch with beau- tifully matched man - siert bracelet. 39 76 ..holds a Sea clipper he watch that fares iythingt 17 jewels. elf winding, water - roof*, stmck-resist• nt. Matching ewe - Ion hand. " 500.00 Other 13ulova P,'a MIME17 lewels, waterproof, shockproof, anti -magnetic, unbreakable mainspring, sweep -second hand, lumi- nous dial in white, with strap, $12.95 "Also a large steel;of 0 until the happy occasion! A golden moment—an en- gagement, an anniversary, a birthday, any moment will be long remembered with a Bulova! ehee as low as 994.95 3 ARBA WATCHES MELODY 17 jewels, un- breakable main- spring, expansion band, in white or yellow. $15.95 rtteu, Elm and Cr'nsader watches rent 919.95 up Savaug&s JEWELLERS' GIFTS FINE CHINA q111,1111tH,t11111111i111111..,1„11111„111I1111111111111111111,11„111111111111111111111,n„1Illlll l,lllllill ll,llllll„lllitilllll Golden Wedding of the W. J. Finnigans Over two hundred relatives and friends met at the home of I\lr. and Mrs, W, J. Finnigan, Eg- ntondville an the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary, ''Ii', and Mrs. Finnigan were married Julie en e 17th, 1010 in Tor. to and shortly afterwards return- ed to the village of Egmondville where Mr. Finnigan was a popu- lar general merchant for 35 years, until his retirement ten years ago, Mr. Finnigan is a native of Ash- field, the eldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Finnigan Mrs, Finnigan is the former Jean- nette Mackay, a daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs. Alexander Mac- kay of Tuckei'smith. Five sons and four daughterswere hone with their families to observe the anniversary. There are 96'grandchildren andone great grandchild, Congratulatory messages were received from Senator Golding, the Hon, rester Pearson, Dr. Jas. Semple and others. Guests were present. from Dart- mouth, Detroit, Ottawa, Toronto, Sarnia, Sudbury, London, Coder - (eh, Wingham, Kitchener, Cal- gary, Alberta, Gananoque and Dundas, Farther business associates of 'Ir. Finnigan were also among those presentnt. —^ CONSTANCE Last Friday evening Miss Betty Storey was given a shower prior to her marriage July 2nd to ,1)11'. LloydDale at Constance United Church, The bride-to-be, her mo- ther, Mrs, Wm. Storey, and the prospective gr'oom's mother, Mb's. l.rnest Dale, were seated in dec- orated chairswhile .Ifiss Janet MacGregor acted as mistress of ceremonies for the evening. -After two contests concerning brides, Miss •Susanne Dale sang "Go On with the wedding," accompanied by Mrs, Flynn, Duets were sung by Misses Janice Jewitt andDi- anna Dale accompanied by MissLaurel Dale. Readings were giv- en by Mr's, Donald Buchanan and Mrs, Brown. -hiss Janet MacGregor read an address to Betty and gifts were carried in by Misses Mary and Margaret tMactI tgol•, Mary Be. cbanann and Joyce Brown, Betty opened the gifts and alg- id -eyed them, fittingly thanking all far their thoughtfulness and on her behalf her motherinvited all to attend her trousseau. tea 11 Wednesday afternoon and ev- Bing which is being held in the tides future hoose tine former Clark fare)), The hostess and ssistants served a. bountiful unc'ht, ananda social hour was spen .8..Y3 Hallett and unday School Pianio The School and Sunday School Egmondvllle Bids Farewell To Dr. Semple Dr. Jas, Semple conducted Itis concluding service of a four -yeas ministry here to a full house on Sunday -morning. His term of service here has been marked with much advenecment in many ways, IIe was an outstanding preacher and pester, an organizer anti leader, the improvement to our church property is largely due In his leadership. Be and airs. Semple have gone to their new charge at Thessalon, AIgoma, our best wishes go with them. -Man,y' visitors from neighboring elturt'hes were present at the Sunday service to bid farewell to Dr. Semple, who received a. sub- stantial cheque from members of the congregation. Dr. and Mrs, Semplo were entertained at the ]roue:: of Mr. Thomas Robinson,. and Mrs. H. Weiland prior to their departure. They will visit their daughter at North Bay for a few days em'onte. Our new minister, Rev. T, IT. Verity with bins, Irately and two boys, George 10 and Robert 3 moved into the manse, We extend to them a hearty welcome. The induction service will be helot in the church at 8 p.m. Thursday, Rev, Hugh Wilson of Thames Rd. and Rev, J. C. Britton of Seaforth will he the ministers in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Tester Nicolle and fancily of Palmerston, Miss Betty Blue alit' Suss Faye Blue have re- turned from a, pleasant trip to -Prince T:dwartl Island where they vBlue.isited their sister, Sir, oma \Irs. Lyall. Garclon, the former Gloria Mrs. 'Margaret Erratt of Toron- to was a recent visitor with Mrs, Geo, Anderson, :Mr, and lairs. El- more Stephenson, also with rela- tives in Stanley, - M.iss Jean Watson of Toronto was a weekend visitor with her mother, Mrs, 7, S. Watson, TEACHERS GRADUATE The following are names of some of the successful candidates at the recent, examinations a1. the Tearhers' College lu Stratford. Elaine Ettte, 11, 4 Seaftn'th; Marjorie Papple RR 4 Scufortlt; Keith Pethiclt, Seaforth: Citari- ene Sontcduner, Bayfield; Edith Boyd, RR 2 Walton; Rages Nich- olson. Seaforth; Ronald biller, RR 3 Walton; Noreen Delirm, 11R 2 Duplin; Audrey Tlaokwell, 'Welton; Shirley Horan. 11R 1 Dublin; Dorothy Keys, RR 1 Sen - 501)11; Douglas Riley, RR Sea. forth; Cleo Bowman, RR 5 Sea. forth, - held their picnic at the Tions Parti on Tuesday afternoon. Owing to stnteing late and the coning of rain showers, called off part of the races scheduled for the afternoon.