The Seaforth News, 1960-07-28, Page 1WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 92
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k;I':Ai'()R`I'II, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1.JtiO
i 'els Licenses
5,
Hotel els ce .i es
9
Re .ovation tans
Charles Dungey stated on Wed-
nesday that work of cleaning uP
is in progress at the Commercial
Hotel Seaforth, and construction
will
Hotel,
shortly on providing
two beverage rooms, cocktail
-lounge and dining lounge in aa.
cordance wills the lionise granted
this week by the Liquor Control
Board,
A bar will be• centrally located
Siam which service eau be made.
No date has been set yet for
the opening,
"1 can't tell yet when it will be
ready" Mi. Dungey said.
The Ontario Liquor Licence
Board approved four applications
for dining lounge and club lie•
en('es this week, it was an:lnnii(ed.
They are:
Seaforth — C:ommerelal Ffotel,
licenses for lounge, dining lounge,
liublle house, men only, pnitlic
house women only, and escorted
by men,
50 More Glasses
Needed for India
The Bank of Light Committee
of the Seaforth Lions Club needs
just 60 more pair of glasses to
complete its objective of 500 pain'.
When this is complete)!. they plan
to pack these and ship then! to
Bombay, India where Indian op-
ticians, with equipment already
on hand, will catalogue these
glosses, Through their clinic, they
will be fitted to people who are in
bad need of glasses, but have not
the money to buy them,
Cheek through all those places
in your home where old glasses
may be hiding. Let them help to
bring new sight to someone In
Inclin, The Canadian campaign
plans to close Sept, 1st., so bring
in your contribution right away.
Old glasses may be left at any
of the following glares in Sea -
forth: John Longstaff's office; \V.
E. Southgate's office; Larone's
Variety Store; Savauge s Jewel-
ry Store; or at the Bank of Light
Box in the booth at Lions Park.
M1'R, TIIOJIe1S WILLIAJIt$GN
There passed away an Tuesday,
July 19 at the home of her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, 1Tr, and Mrs.
Albert Clarke, McKillop twp., a
very highly esteemed resident in
the person of Mrs. Thomas Wil-
liamson, She was the former Ger-
trude E. Forbes, daughter of the
late Samuel Forbes and Abigail
Love and was born in IMeliillop
twp., Oct. 8, 1885. Site was married
on Dec. 28, 1910 to the late Thos.
19. Williamson who predeceased
her three months ago. She is sur-
vived by 3 sons and 5 daughters;
Norman and Roy, of Grey twp.,
Herbert of McKillop twp., (Olive)
Mrs. Albert Clarke, McKillop twp.,
(Okla! Mrs. Russell Jervis, Clin-
ton; (Evelyn) Mrs. Lorne Carter,
Seaforth; (Florence) Mrs. Geo.
Nesbitt, Morris twp„ and (Ina)
Mrs. Michael McGrath. Egmond-
ville, 24 grandchildren, one bro-
ther, Adin Forbes, Egmondviile,
Rev. 1S, Thomas of Walton Unit-
ed Church of which she was a
member, officiated and during
the service Mrs. Harold Smallcion
renderd a solo "Beyond the Sun-
set". The floral tributes were
many and beautiful.
The pallbearers were Kenneth
Forbes, Norman Gowland, George
Williamson, Ilarvey Craig, Kelly
Dalton and David Muir.
Flowerbearers were six grand-
daughters, Mona Clarke, Gloria
Carter, Eileen Williamson, Alex-
ia Williamson, Brenda and;Linda
Nesbitt
-
ENCf. ,G1tM'ENT
Mr. and Mrs. Wiliiamh J. Dale
announce the engagement of their
eldest daughter, Laurel Karen, to
Mr. DonaldGlousher, son of 149r,
and 'Mrs. herb Gloushor of Aub-
urn, The marriage will take place
on August 20th at 11 o'clock at
Dalevista Farm,
McJrILLOP W210S,
The McKillop \VMS of the First
Presbyterian Church Held their
July meeting at the home of Mrs.
T. W. 1MeMillan with an attend-
ance of 25 members and six visit,
ors. First vire pies„ firs, It. E,
McMillan })resided in the absence
through illness of the president,
Mrs. Helen ,31.cMillan. The sheet-
ing was opened with a poen and
a. hymn, Mrs, Halyard- 1)oi•rance
road the scripture lesson followed
by the Glad Tidings Prayer read
by Mrs. ,Tames Keyes, The mein.
utes of the last. meeting were read
and the roll call taken. Mrs. Jas.
Aitcheeml offered her !tone for
the August meeting. The Ladies'
Aid fees were collected by the
secretary Mrs. T, W. McMillan, A
lovely solo "The Beautiful Garden
of Prayer" was sung by Mrs, John
Cairns accompanied on the piano
by Mrs. Ernest Geddes, The topic
from the study book, A. Safari in-
to Nigeria., proved very interest-
ing with Ml's. 11. E, 'McMillan act-
ing es the Guide, Miss ,Tessio Frai-
ser, ag Missionary for the Church
of 'Scotland, 1Trs, William Drover,
an Ethnic woman. Mrs, Frances
Coleman, a Leper Doctor, Dirs, Il,
Agar, a leper patent, and Mies
Jean Scott as a Nigerian Church
Sister. A prayer• was given by
Mrs. IS, 15, McMillan, The offer,
ing was received by Mrs, lr, Cole-
man and it amounted to 631,85.
The meeting was closed witit a
hymn and the Lord's Prayer,
(ova'11'CL1, �'.171'l'll
Bat,l,r4S of reel rose; 1111(1 fer'tn
formed the s1) in,: In Duff's
Cubed Church, MIKi11(p, Satur-
day afternoon, July 23 at 2 0',
(lock for the marriage of ,Inde
Mary, daughter of Mr, and airs.
_Ales :Smith, R.R. a, Seaforth, and
Murray Russell Cockwell, son of
tlfred (n'kweli, 1111, 1, At -
Wald (11(1 the late Mrs, C at kwell,
Heti, W. i1. Snuunerell officiated
at the double -ring coronet:Y. airs,
traold Scott, nr9attiet played era.
ditiolal wedding music and ac-
conlpauied Misa Margaret Hillen
aux} miss Eileen Smith wito sang
"0 Perfeet Love" and "0 Promise
Me".
Given in marriage by her father
the bride wore a waltz -length
gown of chantilly lace and nylon
tulle over satin. The fitted bodice
of Chantilly lace featured a Sat
Mine, neckline embroidered with
iridescent sequins, seed pearls and
lily -point sleeves. The bouffant
skirt ot ny10(1 tulle was designed
with full length panels of Chant-
illy lace at the front and sides and
tier upon tier of nylon tulle ruf-
fles at tate back, A Jeweled tiara
held her Swiss embroidered
French illusion veil. She wore a
pearl necklace and ear -rings a
gift of the briclegrooln. She car-
ried a white Bible crested with
happiness roses and white stream-
ers showered with Sweetheart re.
ses, Mrs. Bruce Coleman, of Sen-
1:orlh, sister; of the bride was ma-
tron of honor wearing a mint
green gown of silk organza over
taffeta with green Bawer head-
dress and carried a. cascade of
yellow mauve baby mums, Mrs.
Arnold Taylor, llrncefield, was
bridesmaid wearing a gown of
mauve sills organza over taffeta
with mauve flower headdress and
carried a cascade of yellow and
green baby mums, Neil Cockwell,
Donegal, brother of the bride-
groom was best man, The ushers
were Ross Cockwell, Listowel, and
Mac Cockwell, Atwood, brothers
of the bridegroom,
At a, reception Held in the
church parlors, guests were re-
ceived by the bride's mother
wearing a green and mauve silk
organza dress with pink accessor-
ies, She was assisted by 'Mrs, ll.o-
binson, the bridegroom's aunt,
wearing a blue dress with pink
accessories. Each wore a corsage
of pink feather carnations.
Serving were Mrs, David Mir,
Walton, Mrs. Lionel Arbour, Cod -
mach, and Miss Emma '.MoCow-
au, Seaforth, cousins of the bride,
For a trip to Northern Ontario
the bride chose a sage green linen
and Satin maid print ensemble
with white accessories and pink
carnation 'corsage.
On their return, the couple will
reside at RIZ.. 1, Atwood.
Guests were present from. Tor-
onto, Albany, N.Y., Sonth'Mona-
ghan, Markdale, Atwood, Listow-
el, Blyth, ,Milverton, Donegal,
Seaforth, Walton and Goderich,
ROBINSON— SII;MON
The marriage took place July
10, at 3:00 p.m., of hose Christine
Siemon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Antone Siemou of R.R. 2, Walton,
Ont,, and Robert Joseph Robinson
of Barrie, Ont., son of 'Mr, and
Mrs, Joseph Robinson of R.1. 1,
St. Marys, in St, Peter's Luther-
an Church, ]3rodhagen. The dec-
orations of the church were white
and yellow, Rev. 17. J. Fischer of
Elmwood officiated.
The bride, given away by her
father chose a floor -length gown
of silk organza over bridal taffeta.
The snugly fitted .bodice was styl-
ed of chantilly lace with Sabrina
neckline and short s h i r r e d
sleeves. The very fttll skirt was
graced with rich appliques of
chantilly lace: The bride's double
silk illusion veil was held in place
by a leaf design headpiece of tiny
pearls and iridescent sequins.
Site carried a cascade ot yellow
roses and ivy, The maid of honor,
Miss Grace Siemon, Calgary, Al-
berta, wore a costume of yellow
silk organza and chantilly lace In
balerina-length styled with scoop
neckline, lace bodice, cap sleeves
and full organza snort designed
with front panel with nlatchin0
picture hat and gloves. She car-
ried a cascade of white and bronze
roses, 'rhe bridesmaids, -lirs, Ken
Carnoc•han, R.R. 3, Seaforth: Airs,
Ken Sperling, R.K. 1, St. Marys
wore identical costumes and flow,
Ora to that of maid of honor, The
best elan, Mr. Larry Kahn, Clin-
ton, Ont,, and the ushers were
Icon Carnochan, and Paul Robin-
son. The organist, Mrs. Ronald
Hinz, of 11,11, 1, Hornhohn, played
traditional bridal uttisfc,
A wedding dinner was served in
the church parlors which were
decorated with white and yellow
streamers, fern, and baskets of
summer flower's. The bride's nue
ther received the guests wearing
a lilac silk. shantung sheath dress,
white accessories and yellow rose
corsage. The briclegrootn's mother
assisted wearing a figured beige
sheath dress with matching Jack -
el, white accessories and white
rose corsage. Assistants were Miss
Betty Gouclio, Miss Wilma 'Harp-
er, Miss Lois Ann Somerville,
Mrs, Murray Dawes n, Mrs. Ron
Ilenert1an11, Mrs, Carl Bsrtma.n,.
icor trio honeymoon trip to bio
Mast Coast, the bride wore a silk
shantung shoat It dress with
n)01(11ing' jacket in puddy shade,
aceeuted by red and white acces-
sories And sweetheart rose ems
Kruse Reunion
Held at Dublin
A reunion of the Kruse family
was rind Sunday evening at the
home of Air, and Airs. Douglas
Radio, Dublin, With nu 1511011(1
once of :!(}hoer Was held on
the lawn after which. sports !sere
held under the direction M. Mrs.
Rny11iand Nott, 1.11 preschool ('11i1•
droll received 0 telex. 8 years and
under, girls, Peggy Vane(sno,
boys, Joe Vat(stoue and Brian
0191 cid; 9 -and 10 years, • girls.
(}ail Brown, Iletty Ilrown: boys,
Jlinn(y Brown; aye 11 • and 1'2,
girls Norah Brown, Linda Browu
and boys Billy Chambers, 13 and
over, girls, Ruthann ilrowan, boys,
Bobby Chambers.3-legged race:
girls, Brenda }Lavin' and \lark
\'austone; Norah 1lroWn and Ru-
thann Brown; Wye, Bobby Cham-
bers and. Brian 011tleltl, 'relay
Elliot and John Macho, Ring toss,
gh9s, Norah Brown, Linda Blown
and boys, Jimmy Brown, Brian
Oldfield, Belleau relay, girls team
won, Candy jar guess, Rollie Van.
stone; Plus in bottle, ladles, lava
Brown, Leona 01(19101(1; melt., Ray
Nott. Necktie race, Annie Old-
field and Brian Oldfield, Lizzie
Brown and Jim Brown, iMen's
smallest head band, Earl Elliott.
Lady most colors, Marg, Van -
stone, Man, most voters in socks,
Rollin Vanstone, Lady, most jewels
try, Annie Oldfield. Man, largest -
waistline, lid Brown, Lucky spot,
Rollie Vaustone, Peanut and
marshmallow soramb1es were
hell. Guests were. present from
Ransoniv)lle, N,Y,, •Kitehener,
llensall, Dublin, Seaforth and
lsgmondvilie.
Offieers for 1901: Pres,, Eva
and Jim Brown; vice Pres„ Lizzie
and Ed Brown; see.-treas,, Leona
:and John Oldfield: table commit
Lee, Jacqueline and Dong, Beetl0,
Margie and Rollie Vtlnetone,
It was decided to lurid the re-
union at Lions Park in the future
starting at 1 o'clock ou the 4th
Snudny 1)1 July,
'iS'i" T/,—i) t' \ L:1,
Softly glowing cathedral c'aud-
les in wrought iron cadelabra and
Standards of white gladiolus
formed a peareful and lovely dell.
ing in. Dutf's l'niteci C ]rurch, Wal-
ton, Sattuday, Jul;,' 23rd at high
noon for the marriage of Olene 11,
only daughter of ,11r, and Mrs, T.
Dancing, Walton to Wolfgang
Stutz, son of Mr. and Mrs, Clem-
ens Stutz, Wellesley, Rev. W. 31.
Thomas, minister of the• church
officiated at the double ring cere-
mony'; Mrs. Wilmer Cuthill, Sea -
forth, played the traditional brid-
al music and also accompanied
Miss Joy Sadler of Toronto when
she sang "The Wedding Prayer"
and "0 Perlert. Love".
The bride, who was given In
marriage by her father was lovely
in a floor -length sheath gown
with short cap sleeves and grace-
ful rounded neckline. ]t was made
of white Alocoh lace over taffeta
with a bouffant overskirt of silk
organza over taffeta falling from
the sides to back in a chapel -
length train. Icer finger-tip face
veil of silk nylon illusion was
held in place 95 a crown..of Shasta
daisies. The bride's bouquet con-
sisted of two dozen pink delight
roses with white satin ribbon
forming the tulle.
The matron of honor was .M5s.
Lew Bradshaw, Toronto. She wore
a Royal ,pink -nylon organza
street -length dress having the un-
derskirt of a light pink to give a
shot effect. The fitted bodice was
styled with a lace appliqued over-
blouse. The thigh bateau neekline
fell to a V back. The very full ga-
thered skirt was held in place
with a tailored bow to form a
short wide hemline. Her flowers
were tinted mums to match the
dress. They formed a lighter con-
trast being nestled in glowing
white ribbon. White accessories
completed tate outfit. The three G,BOM� I Y
bridesmaids' dresses were faslt-
toned identical to the Matron of I Recent visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. 1', L. Scott were
:Mrs. Elsner Shedeck and da1911
ter Wilma of Gainsborough, Sask..
Coleman Family
Hold Reunion
('ooll' TIAN 1 1 (.'41(111
The Coletn ut lit nufull WILL. Meld
at Lions Park, Sealorth, July 10
with au atteadanve o1' so, 'l'1le
19t1. effaces are: Iles„ 1Lussel1
Coleman; 1st vice pros„ Anson
3leKiuley; sec,, Sirs. Elmer Cam-
-
uun: Crena„ ,llrs. \1, 11. Culcalau;.
sports re111„ 11r, and Mrs. Enter -
sou Coleman; luu111 (01110 :vlr, met
Urs, !toss L1141ran1a, 1)1x, and Sirs,
Bruce Coieu'tul, .\ir, and sirs.
Tiles, 1.01.109, ,Mr. and Airs. Lieu:
11i1debraml, Plcnle to be }tela en
r
1 ,1 the
rd Saturday i Jui • 1J at 11
l 1
u y
Linn Park, Sealortll, •
Results of raves; Coder school
age, Jua11 Hildebrand; buys and
it i� 0i to t,, Je1(11 \1Nsinley, Den-
bll. .9159.enlry; boy., 1J '011(1 over,
Bert 2010mau; married ladies
race, Grace Chapman, J.t clyn 'A10. -
W.11:0; 111i11'1'10(1 111411', race, 1,5p.
Hildebrand, Iieruc ,L5Kiitiey; the
saclt race, Larry and .luau \lslUii'
ley; trip Lo California, urate
Cliam13a11 and Verne AlcsKiuley ;
sealer rubber and bottle fur mon,
Drank .1101utt, Wilfred Coleman;
guess Peat s 111 the thimble, lad-
ies, Helly Stewart; lucky ticltet
Cor num, Prank. llalott, Russell
Oulenian; pennies in the bottle,
relay, Prank Malott s team; ua1-
leuu relay, Cleo, llildebraucl's
team; couples elastic relay, Har-
vey Coleman's side; oldest pers0u
Present, Milton Stewart; y eung-
est person. present, Cathy Cole-
man, daughter of Ali', and Airs.
.111'ace Coleman; 12012511 coining
farthest, Frank \415!044, Detroit;
couple married• 101190st, Air. x111
.Mrs. Cecil Ult0, Loudon.
WILL CONSI11111? TENDER::
The Seafm'ih District 111911
School board will meet. un. 'Blurs•
day evening to consider tenders
tar the addition to be built to the
present building.
ST. COLUMBAN
tpprnxinmttly 900 people were
served at the dressed !tam supper
on \\'elnesday, .1uly 2ot11 in St.
C'olunlban Church 1ia11. Following
the supper 0 carnival was held on
the chervil grounds. :An outdoor
program teok place under the dir-
ection of Mrs, Jos Ilelady. Mary
Lou ('05ne was mistress of cere-
monies. The following is the pro -
9511111: Choruses by a group of St.
Coluulban girls; A skit by Neil
Murray and Sharon Shea: Scotch
dance by Joanne Murray; melte-
Hon by 1Mary Walsh: violin selec•
tion by Lou Rowland: piano Irk
by Kathy, I,lnda, and Fred Really
of 'Mitchell; dance by Geral! and
Agnes Ryan; solo by -Sharon
Strong; trombone selection by
Phyllis Hinz and Robert Jaruntt11.
Bornholm; duet by Susan and Pa-
tricia Quelengeseer; square dance
by the McKillop Squarettes; tap
dance by .Johnny McGrath; solo
by Mrs. Tom Kale; step dance by
Mary Lou Coyne; a piano solo by
Wayne Kelly, Mitchell.
Bingo and games following,
with a gift booth, kiddies corner
and penny sale. The highlight of
the evening was the thaw for
01500 whieh was won by firs. An-
gus Kennedy. Iter ticket was tate
last one (h'awn. Whiners of $109
prizes were: W. 0.1Moore, J. Keith
MacLean, Donald Overholt, Clara
Krausltopt. Mrs, Wilbur Iloegy,
Mr. and Mrs. Pat !Murray, Kenny
Bruxer, Rev. Vincent Eckert, Mrs.
A. Van Herb, 121r. and Mrs. Jerry
Regan, Tom i''eeaey, ,Tos. L. Ryan
won the prize for selling the most
tickets. A bicycle was won by
Mrs, James O'Connor. Winners
at the penny sale were Margaret
Stevenson 3, Mrs. Geo. Rock, Mrs.
J. Crawley 2, Mrs. Harvey ItIoIl-
wain, Mrs, Elizabeth Cronin 2,
Jim Cronin, Mrs. 'L'om Mnrra.5,
Mrs. E. Cameron, .Mrs. Lou (y -
Reilly, Mrs. 11. Nagle, Mrs, Har-
old Jackson.
honour. They were Mrs. Frank
Van der 'Moles, Guelph, Mrs. Jan.
et Stumpf, Kitchener and Miss
Mary Jo Crowder of London, Mr. and Mrs, 'Hugh Moore and fa -
The best man wee Mr. Pawl milt' of 1',111cleay and Kenneth Tay-
lor i1(' Belleville.
Mr. and Mrs. 'I', Laing spent the
week end with relatives at Wyo-
ming and \\'allarehttrg.
Schmalz of Wellesley, Ushers
were arr. Peter Schmalz, Mr. Gor-
don Barclay and Mr. Wolfram
Stutz of Wellesley. 'Their carn,o-
tions were tinted to match the Mrs. Edna Christian of Littlsay
itridesmai9 bouquets. A wedding is spending some 1111112 with her
dinner was held in the church cousin, tlrs. E. Moore,
pa1•lonr5 ('0111219119 the ceremony, 1Mr, and :Mrs. Robert Dodds
The bride's mother received the spent the 024011 0)21 with then'
911(xsts wearing a. )lawn. blue
sheath of silk organza with late
inserts and sills cord trimming,
Her )}fess was set off with white
aeees40ries including a corsage
of white carnations surrounded
with silver ribbon. She was assist-
ed by the groom's mother who
wore an imported black silk with
orange flower pattern sheath. 'flip
dress was tn;,ped 019 with a
matching jacket and black n1ces-
series, iter corsage was identical
to that of Mrs. ninnies', -
Tite 1(11(10 and groom's table
was ventral with a large four -tier
wedding cake which sat amid a
heti of white Hiles. The cake was
also topped with white lilies.
For a, honeymoon trip to New
Orient's the bride wore a white
sheath trimmed with mauve lace
lopped with a mauve lane jacket.
She wore mauve and white 0.0105.
series and a. mauve orohicl, On
their return the couple will reside
in i9itcbener,
(}tresis at tite wedding were
daughter anti 'ou-in-law, air,
and Mrs. Riley at St. Thomas.
Mr. and ,11r,, William ICay e(t
Louden visited en Sunday tt-itt'.
her sister. 'Miss Nettie McCurdy:
and brother. Alt'. 10111 McCurdy,
Mrs. Denton Taylor and 1100911;
Let's, Cheryl and Mary Lou of
Belleville visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. 'T. L. Scott and fa-
mily. Kenneth, who had spent the
week with the Scott boys and
John Scott, returned with theta
to their cottage at 1121100 Beach,
Mr. and 7lrs. Cowie and family
of Toronto are holidaying at the
hone of 11r. and Mrs. Gerald
ea 105.
p:M1. and Mrs, Otto Walker 5111.
lied 00-Snnda.y with relatives al
Dorchester, London and Ingersoll,
Congratulations to Ali, and
Mrs, Laverne Wallace on the
birth of their daughter at Sett.1
forth hospital on Friday,
Word bus been received of the
death of (Miss Mary Ann Hog.
earth of llen11all who spent malty
Prone New York, Toronto, London, y'0211•s 09 1101• life 111 Ca•onarly. We
Guelph, Kitchener, - Hamilton I extend oar s,rtupathv to these
Wellesley and Wtngltaln, ' bereaved. Fifteen hunched paid 10 view
Norman Chesson of 1MILrltoll is the 1 9tlt annual running; of the
sage, On their return they will holidaying with his aunt and tut. Ingersoll 'C
reside ill Barrie, t i un a Club •sponsored
de, 3[r. and Mrs, Gordon Laing. Twilight harness races, \Vedues-
Mr, atld Mrs. 1;((' 9' ;2111 ,
1 'lsue'd Wt 9,111,10". l(1 17 1L•. ind
Mrs, 301(11 1 11 t • 11 Meep.3.
The WWI' a n.(11tivdwit}t
ol'i e t l i n e a t .!t I ❑ 1 1 7 e 1
�
ba e inenl tl nut l et ga r, I' It
tables w5re m I_): 111
were 1021)•1) euju,, 1 ! eir1:: Won'
t
to Laverne Stsct. high total, 11}x,
!.)lite. Soe•;ene 1622111 MO; 1(101:) 'u
'for men. Alex..121 r 121!x::. Mar.:o
eatr,l $tett• i(w for lad. SP
- la'us toes, llmtnio
•
It 2(0 1) ied couple pr,•_) u
air, and firs. 1111 01
Incles rluth Gordon 1 aloe
ITho eon vgal 10104 el' R.
St tffa, Chi elhurs1 and ('100,1.;
!held live rl , Bible ,• oo 111.0
1 l 1 1! 1 711
!(-tolttirly 11bytel((2 (511'':)
July 1at..:. K(v, 1. .y
•
nerd et Siitfa directed the -)heel,
Mrs, Calvin ('1lristie ,t' Roy's dir-
1 r•
e 11 �.' 1., ,
eats' the ill pupils 1'e-
171
enrolled with art 12 gx:e 121') w-
flan10 of 89, Teachers and a.-aist-
nts were Mrs, f:111107 DOW. Mrs,
91alray Christ}r, Mrs Mervin
Dow, Miss Ma'gcu'et Wallace,
Miss 011dys \lcliinnon, Uses 1):1•
caller Riley, \liss \lugulet .lean
Russell, Miss Jane ynull, Airs. 19.
I.0100(111, Mrs, Norman Dow, Mrs,
Calvin Christie, Mrs, '1', L. Scott,
At the Friday evening program
diplomas were awarded to John
Stott, Bruce 1)0w, Robert- Drunt-
mnn11, Patricia Harris and (trace
Riley and seals to Joyce Dow,
Toan Christie and Verlyn
DUBLIN
Rev, A, R, Looby, C.S.B., Ot-
tawa, is vacationing with his
n 2111(0x, Mrs. A. Al. I,ouby,
1D', and yrs, Robert Byrne and
Ilobbie, Hamilton, with Miss Mon-
ica Byrne and Mr. and Mrs, Fer-
gus Kelly,
11Ir. and .Mrs, Martin Brick, De-
troit,. with 3h's, Kathleen -Feeney.
Mrs. C. Trott, Clinton, with
91r. and Mrs, Geo, Goettler and
Mrs. A, 11. Looby,
Mrs. Dan (ostc11, is spending
LA, we011 at 1lalifax, N.S. with her
1.0n, at=001110 92'. Costello and fam-
ily.
I Mr. and Mrs. Geo, t oet)l'r and
children en sI(e lthe weekend
ill
Detroit.,
Tat Maloney in Buffalo,
Mr. and Mrs, John Nagle and
1lern ailette at 'The Pines', Chat-
ham.
Mr. aud Mrs. Harvey n.
nt
zee
Windsor, with Billie DunzOt• ani
Mr. and Mrs. John Nagle.
.
,91r. and Mrs. Frank Haines, of
1 ('!1)0.00, with Mr, and Mrs. Forges
Kelly,
Mr. and Mrs. 111.1, J, Nagle and
\Ir. and 3lrs, Leonard Nagle of
St ratcord visited at '1'ottenhant
1 anti Alliston.
1'L', and 'Mrs. Frank Evans as-
( companied by ,11r, and Mrs. Jack
Cleary, London, spent the week-
end at }seep River,
(misses Maureen and 11051011
Looby at Dundas,
Rev, Anthony Groenswe9en, of
holland, with his sister. Mrs.
Ilotns Vonk,
Mr, and Mrs. Vincent ,Morrison
of Kitchener, with Mr. and Airs.
.Tames Morrison.
Attending the Feeney - Kelly
wedding in London, on Saturday
were Mrs. Mary i•'eeney Cecelia
and teddy, Mr. and Airs. Fred
Overdulve, Hamilton; Mrs, Cath-
erine Feeney and Kenneth, 11r.
and Mrs, Billie Feeney, ,Mr. and
Mrs. John ICrauskopf, Air, and
Mts. Norman Ktaniers, Mr. Ken
Stapleton, Theo Melady, Gnrd:ln
Costello, Air. and Mrs. Harold
Meagher, Mr. and Mrs. John
.Meagher, Jr., .Mr, and Mrs, Lorne
Feeney, Mr. and Mrs, Frank
Krauskopf. •
EGMONDVILLE
Rev. 1\', 0. and Mrs. Robinson
of Oakville, Manitoba, are having
a holiday visit with his brothers,
Mr. and Mrs, Richard Robinson
and family of Stanley and Alt'.
51.0o a Year
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Visit this i)ig Slimmer Jewellery Sale
While 001r 119s0rtlllent is at lis h('St.
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and friends. In ]tuner of these
3lanite(ba friends a familyget-1 WALTON
tu0'e11101' \':l: held at Lion; 1'arklCyt• 151511 yr,. 11111'1 o9
011 Sunday afternoon When 1tbo111111yolond., Ohin. were guesns at
1ao of the r(latives and t1'ienls the boo)' and Ift•. lVm.
vicern present. ('orupthulous 1(11(11 Timmer last Week.
friends of by -9000 years enjoyed! Miss Al. Dnncla- of New York
a very happy }tour together. is visiting at the home of Mr.
Rev. 1\'. 1•;. 9111(2) of Putter.. and Mrs. Terra 11,' Dnndas and
caned called on friends herr last : wi;le '-then 1(`lauv s and 95151115,
week. 1L•. un.} 3lrs !'rel Ilut1etlg
Illrs, J. Nott sI' llt•ueo Mineslued family of (Wawa11are hnliday-
Algoma has Men renewing atm -ling :u 1)4 11,1 (s of 11r. and 31rs,
:iintan,e•s with relatives and 1 11<nn1:11.
friends here, 9.0, N arc 11 1L 11+,°i nP \\'itid-
• , n scent the weekend 1.
Air, Marian Weiland of Toren liis
to spent a few days with her too- home.
thee. :Mrs, !(ort', Weiland.11 r. a:'d Mrs. (1, 2.0' h,1!'1hy
iilOpitan (tra., of s7 ,1 mi eI •rr f oyerl(y and Palsy of Itnw i•,L
eat, London. 10 spending_ the wec1: 40.11? the weokcnd to r1). 511210
until Lis grandparents \lt. and 1)11(r attending'the Kirkby-John-
3Ds Stanley 20 l5 n wedding at 'F ndp1,•11 1111 $et -
The 9aerant.nt of 1115 Commit- a rho-.
niont will be ohserv,d at uta' 11 , 1h'-•. 1 er 1I4 Dena 1d 720E 11nst-
121, service, July ;;1=t, csa 1'11, rho \Catliult (;u nt, on. \\'c•d-
,t
Our minister, Rev J. Vardy and ne'<d.(, u•elilug'. Ai:s.\0m.7.lalner
family will he on vacall. n otemed t1)„ 111e)1in4 and prayer
tlu•en h .\n nsr. 312'. Lb(y(1 line. W)O offcrcr1 `1• 114 ..la;}. (102(012.
915211 (6 1'eutralia, \9.111 0cr•itpr tit' 11rs, ,111112 M (all 20,5.1 tit( :.Frit.
((11th Aug. 7th. tul•e 11,•,on t'urnm n -and ra, er
were elle red by 1h: !valley Ind a •
I'poen! was read. 111 D.11111115
JI ENSAL'
game the topic, 26ladies answer-
II11�T/?)t L911 cd roll call. An invitation w t` as_
(' 9e 10r 1.0e, 71.4 of ileasall, died ,'e;ded to bold the Auc as! Me'et-
P1121:ly at :Muth 11111111 1115.,1 iia}, ing at the home of Sirs. John
Exeter, Ile burl been a barber. Taylor. Seaforth. Cleats tip !telesis
Surviving are his wile, the former were solicited for the P01111ng on
Pearl Maynard: one daughter. Saturday. },uncle for thie church
Al's, George (Lucille( Beer. lien- plenty. to he held 91(uday evening
salt: one brother, Lawrence of was discussed. Mrs• herb Travis
9 20th Harwich Township. T'hrt0• s re}'wrt and
ftulcrat servi10 was (•oadt121el a.t(' 1han1c-ynuead secretary'
notes and sic!( calls
the Bontbro1 funeral }tame, Hen- were recorded. Plastic cannisters
9x11, llonda:.. Bnrinl was in 31ur..- were sold at. the elosei of the eneet-
peth 0eetery. ing. 19155. Peter Mclk)nald, Airs.
m
John 11i51op and MIs, i.loyd Par_
BLAKE - ter were lunch hostesses for the
evening.
Mrs. W. J. Farrah and daagh- Shirley Turnbull of Grillia,
ter, Christine of Detroit are visit- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. - Wm.
Mug their aunt. Miss 1.111Stn l`anl- Turnbull, is spending two weeks
kner. They all spent 0 few days holidays with her parents.
at Galt and Niagara Falls.. Miss Ruth Ennis of K. -W. hos-
Mr, and Airs, Heinz Benedictus phial, Kitchener, 11.121 Mr. Ronald
of Sarnia, spent the weekend with Ennis of Toronto visited at their
friends. horue,
3R'. Lloyd McBride of Windsor Mrs. Hilda Sellers of Luesn
spent two weeks visiting' In this spent a few days with her daugh-
district. ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
.-hiss Emtua. Dinsmore o1' Lon-. Herb Travis,
don is spending a few weeks with - The annual $thnday 90110,-.1 tic.
Mr. and '111s. Thomas Il}1smore, • nix of. Duff's Church, Walton, was
11r. and 911's, Elmer Oesch of .Held in the community park Mon.
Zurich. visited with Mr. and Mrs. i day- evening. with a good attend -
James Dinsmore. 1 auce, A basket iunch was e1901,5d
11). and Mb's. Archie Mustard : after which the evening was spent
Thomas Robinson and family, vi,:ite-d 9.1111 Mr, and yrs, 11(rl in races• contests and bail games.
Airs. Alive: Armstrong of 1'ilo1. Desch and family. 1 Mrs. Lorne !Bliley of Sealerih
around, Manitoba is visiting with Mr. and Mrs, William Oesch spent the week 0119 in file village
her sister-in-law, 51rs. David anti family 01' Varna visited with at the home 111'21r. and .firs. NO -
Stephenson and other relatives (rs. Lizzie Bosch. sen 11at9ts,
J. Broome Wins at Ingersoll
city evening, an attendance of Seaforth, heading across the fin.
len short of 1225} yc,)r's n,u' 50- i oil line a few feet ahead of Bar -
curd crowd. tlerc is. Ben Lee, own-' bare. Chief', . _owned lir tinea. 1)11(1
(d (old driven by ,ialte Broome, 9an0(1, 1 s of Att, Ire ydees