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The Seaforth News, 1961-06-29, Page 4KiPPEN Mr; and Mrs, Wilfred Mollis .at' tended the 25th wedding anni- ver'sary Friday of the latter's brother and sister -iii -law, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Gibson of pear Wrox- eter, Master Gregory Love 4 -yr. -old" son of Mr, and Mrs. Keith Love is recovering from a broken right arm which he received in falling from a pony. He was tak- en to Clinton Public Hospital where his arm was placed in a cast. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Taylor of Stratford visited recently with friends in Kippen.. Mr. and Mrs. Elston Dowson and Mrs. M. Johnson were' in London, Friday, visiting PArs. Wm. Winder at Victoria Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McBride accompanied their daughter Sha- ron to "Bigwin Inn" Lake of Bays, Muskoka, Saturday, where she will be employed for the summer months, Mr. Robert Thomson fell from a load of baled hay on Thursday at the farm of his son Bert, frac- turing some ribs. He was attend- ed by Dr. J. C. Goddard of Hen - sail, Mr. Thomson celebrated his 83rd birthday on Saturday, Miss Margaret McKay was ad- mitted to St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on Wed, for treatment. Her friends and neighbors hope for better health. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Wier - ren and family, Mr. and Mrs. An- thony Van Tol of Holland holi- dayed a week at Beachburg, Mr. and Mrs. John Van Coed and three daughters of Moore- field visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. H. Van Wierren and family, Mr. and Mre. Harold Jones, Grant and Kenneth were recent visitors with Mr, aid Mrs Wit- ihuu Jones and family of Si.. Tho MRS. Mies Marjorie Charters and three friends of London visited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Pear- son Charters, iiia', .lack Peck injured his right ankle while playing ball. Mrs, Win, Winder was remov- ers by ambulance from Victoria Hospital, London, to Clinton Pub- lic Hospital. Mr, and Mrs. N, Long, Mr. and Mrs, Elston Dowson visited on Monday with Mrs. Lydia Doig and Janet, also Mrs. Winder at Clinton. lir. and Mrs. W, Lawson of Listowel visited .Sunday with Mrs. M. Johnston and Mr. W. R. Cooper; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dickert attended the Diekert reunion on Sunday at Moorefield, S.S, 14, Stanley held their an- nual picnic Thursday at Lions Park, Seaforth, under the direc- tion of the teacher, Miss Fran- cine Graydamus. Results of the sports were: Girls and boys 5 years and under: Joe Clifton; girls 6.8, Karen Hendrick, Kathy Hendrick; boys 6.8, Gordon Wright, Eddie Verbeek; girls 9- 12, Gwen Hendrick, Anne Clifton; boys 9-12, Jas. Wright, Russell Talbot; girls 12.14, Gwen Jones, Karen Talbot; boys 12-14, Doug- las McBeath, John Immense, young ladies, Lorraine Talbot; (girls) kick the slipper, Lorraine Talbot, Gwen Hendrick; (boys) kick the shoe, Douglas Mc]Jeath, Billy Henderson. The annual reunion of the Cochrane Clan was held at the cottage of Wm, Fuss, near St. Joseph, on Saturday, June 24th with 55 present. The prize for the oldest person present went to One Day Only THLRO, JULY 6 Sponsored by Seaforth Lions Club LIONS PARK Foremost Tented Circus of the United States and WILD ANAL ENA RU A COMPLETE PROGRAM OF TOP CIRCUS ACTS and TRAINED ANIMALS The FAVORITE EHTERTAffMsBBr for i{IDS o9 AIR AGES Under Canvas I Day Only NOW COMBINED FOR WORLD'S FINEST SHOW SELDOM EQUALLED—NEVER EXCELLED HERDS OF PERFORMINGp��gELEPHANTS FEMALE Featuring JOSfi ® PERRFORMINGEST ELEPHANT $1,000 REWARD TO ANYONE THAT CAN PROVE OTHERWISE CARSON & BARNES DOES NOT MISREPRESENT TRULY ADMINISTERED — HONORABLY CONDUCTED SPECIAL ADDED FEATURE IN PERSON COL. TIM MQCOY lie FAMED TV AND WESTERN STAR FOR I. TWO GENERATIONS •, —WEST LIVES AGAIN— REAL WILD WEST PERFORMANCE INDIANS—RIDING SHARPSHOOTING THRILL A MINUTE is 2 DAILY PERFORMANCES ... 2 and 8 P.M. O' LARGEST CIRCUS COMING THIS YEAR A SHOW THE WHOLE FAMILY WILL ENJOY GENERAL ADMISSION: CHILDREN UNDER 12 - 75o ADULTS $1.50 RESERVED SEATS 75c ADDITIONAL, IF DESIRED Reduced Price General Admission Tickets may be purchased in advance from Lions Club members 1111111111111111111 II11t11111111iii 111111,111111111111 iii 1t 111111111I1111i„I„11,11111,11111111111"11111111t111111,111111111111tit1111 N GRADUATES Miss Joy Montgomery, 'daught- er daught-er of Mia and Mrs. Clarence Montgomery, RR 1, Clinton was one of 105 graduates of Ander- son College, Anderson, Ind., held on June 19th, She received the Bachelor of Arts degree in Biol- ogy and Chemistry. During' college Miss Montgom- ery was active in Cainarada Club, Biology Club, International Rela- tions Club, Women's Recreation Association and Women's Bask- et ball. She was also a member of Sigma Zeta a national honor- ary science society and was an honor student throughout the course. In July Miss Montgomery will take a position with Upjohn Pharmaceutical Co, in Kalama- zoo, Mich„ doing lab work in the biological control division, Mr. John Cochrane of Hensall. Birthday closest to date of pic- nic, Morris Abram; to couple coming the greatest distance, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Porterfield of Fenton, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Madge and Mr. and Mrs. Ian McAllister conducted a full line of sports. Winners were: Boys and girls 6 and under; Lois Elliott; boys and girls 8 and under, Garry Sinclair, Cathy Fuss; boys and girls 10 and un- der, Darlene Abram. Janet Mc, Dowell; girls 15 and under, Della Wallace, Ann Cameron; boys 15. and under, Morris Abram, 'Bill Huxtable; kick the slipper, Jim 1VicAllister, Allan Nicholson; Open race, Morris Abram, Janet McDowell; lady with the most buttons . on dress, Mrs, Harry muss. Officers elected were: Pre- sident, Mr, Alex McMurtrie; Sec., sirs. Harold Jones; Treace, pan McAllister; sports, Mr. and sirs. Robert Madge and Mr. and airs. Stanley Love; Table con- venor, Mrs. Win, Fuss. The 1962 reunion will be held at the same place, the latter part of June. Miss Jean Little, 29 -year-old school teacher from Guelph has won the 1961 little Brown Canad- ian Children's Book Award. The $1000 award is given to the man- uscript for a book for children of any age group written by a citizen or resident of Canada. It is Miss Little's first book. She is the daughter of the form- er Dr. Flora Gould of Kippen, and the late Dr. Lew Little. VARNA The United Church will hold its annual Vacation Bible School next week beginning on Monday, July 3 with the pastor Rev. T. J. Pitt in charge, Sessions are from 9 a.m. to 12 daily which will be held in the church and Orange hall, Mr. James Reid and daughter, Mrs. Gorill of Weston visited with relatives in the community over the weekend. The District Loyal Orange Lodge held its annual service in the United Church on Sunday evening last when the pastor Rev, T. J. Pitt gave an inspiring sermon on Brotherhood. Rev. J. B. Harrison of Bayfield assisted in the service, The Choir under the direction of the organist, Mrs. Robt. Sterling sang an an- them "Faith and Trust". The parade was Ied by the Bannock- burn Band before and after ser- vice. Ronald Denham of Wood- ham is Worshipful Master of the District, Visitors were present from Greenway, Woodham, Exet- er, Bayfield, Clinton and Sea - forth, also a number of ladies from the L.0,B.A. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Coleman and family of Walkerton spent the weekend with relatives here. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered next Sunday in the United Church, also an induction service for El- ders. Mr. Barry Taylor, Mr. Mack Webster were in Guelph last Saturday playing with the Clin- ton Junior Farmers' ball team, The local softball team came out of their losing streak,last Saturday when they defated Bayfield team in a good game played here. BRUCEFIELD Mrs. Melvin Rodvoido and Car- oline and Steven of Dakota, and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Allan, Den- ver, Colorado, spent a few days with Mrs. Rodvoldo's sister, Mrs, Gordon Elliott. Miss M. Papple, teacher at S. S. 3, Tuckersmith, and her pup- ils enjoyed a bus trip to Niagara Falls on Friday last, Mrs. L. Forrest returned home after spending a few days in London. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smiley of Erin spent the weekend with Mrs. H. Berry and other rela- tives. The sympathy of Brucefield and community goes out to the family of the late Mrs, Hugh Aikenhead, who passed away on Saturday last. HAYFIELD Mr, and Mrs, E, A. Featherston left on Sunday to spend a few days at Wiliowdale, Dr, and Mrs, A, 0, Chapman, Detroital'e spending a few days at then' cottage, Mrs. Wm, Greig and daughter Jean of Willowdale, ,carne on Sat- urday to spend the summer at their cottage, and Mrs, Hugh Maclaren and Christine, Port Elgin, spent the weekend with the Misses Mande and Josephine Stirling. George Little is a patient at the Seaforth Memorial Hospital. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery. Miss Berthena Cruickshank, of Holmesville, spent the weekend with her aunt Miss Berthena Sturgeon, Mr, and Mrs, Frank Anderson and boys of Science Hill; spent the weekend . With Mr. and Mrs. I7, J, Sturgeon, Miss Alyce Dunn, London, is spending the summer' at her par- ent's cottage; Mrs, John Parker is spending, this week with her daughter at London. Dr. A, G. ' Hunter, Toronto, spent the weekend with his wife and daughter at their summer home, Funeral services were held on Wednesday of last week for Her- old N. Brandon, who passed away in Victoria Hospital, London. Mr. Brandon was mail courier for 43 years, from Bayfield to Bruce - field and had a large circle of friends, His wife the . former Lola Blair passed away 22 years ago. He leaves to mourn his loss eight children, (June) Mrs. Gor- don Heard, London; Kenneth and Glenn, Bayfield; (Audrey) Mi's. Warner Payne, Bayfield; Keith, Stratford; Bobby, Beaton, (Barbara) Mrs, W. Pitblado, of Port Credit and Shirley of Es- sex, and 17 grandchildren, Mrs. R. Bristol, Washington, D,C„ came last week to spend. 6 months at her summer home. Huron Church Camp has re- opened for the summer months, Rev. and Mrs. W. Barnes, Lon- don, are in charge, assisted by Rev. W. K., Pyke, of Toronto. CONSTANCE Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mont- gomery and Mrs. Haines, Blyth, returned home after attending the graduation exercises at And- erson, Indiana, where Miss' Joy Montgomery was a graduate. Joy is now holidaying with friends at Portland, Oregon, before she commences work with the Up- john Pharmacal 'Co. of Kalama- zoo, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Dale, By- ron, visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs. Verne Dale and also attended the Crozier , Mellwain wedding at the North- side United Church, Seaforth, Mr. acid Mrs. Frank Riley, who. have spent' the past two weeks. at the West Coast, visiting with friends and attending the Com vention of the C.O.F. arrived home Sunday after spending the week end with their daughter and son -In-law Mr, and Mrs, Robert Woods and Debbie of Ajax. Mrs. Mabel Snider, Sarnia, is spending this week with Mr, and. Mi's. C Mono Mr. and Mrtgs, Kenmery. Reid and family of London spent the week- end with Mr. 'and Mrs. Luther Sar' ThendeCs. uastance Sunday School held their Anniversary Sunday, June 25. The Church was beauti- fully decorated and the Jr. Choir rendered it lovely anthem, Miss Joan Preszcator sang a solo en- titled ""Little Sunbeam", Mrs. Wm, Jewitt was organist throughout the service, Mr. Jef- ferson, retired Public School' Principal, of Clinton was speaker and used to his audience the ex- ample of a triangle meaning each side at Soul, Body, Mind and Faith, Hope, and Charity, with each giving a meaning lead- ing to Giving, Forgiving, and Living. Living up to our Ten Commandments with Love for our enemies a high point to reach for. He also stressed the point of our grandfathers build- ing our Church, Everyone has a talent, Are we thinking ahead? We are to make the most of what we have whether small or big. Mr, Jefferson then finished with a beautiful poem "Love and Admiration of God". Rev: Funge thanked the speak- er on behalf of the Sunday School and congregation. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Grimoldby visited Sunday with Mr: and Mrs, Ross Mann and family of Wing- ham. CROMARTY The 109th anniversary of the Cromarty congregation was ob- served on Sunday with Rev. R. G. McMillan of Goderioh con- ducting, morning and evening ser- vice. Special music was provided by the choir and the Cromarty male quartette. The services werewell attended and many visitors spent the day with friends, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dow and family of Roy's visited with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Allen and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coleman, John, Joan and Allen of Seaforth with Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Laing and family. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Stagg of Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Houghton of London with Mrs. M. Houghton, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller TIE SRAFORTH NEWS (Phone 84)—Thursday, June 29, 1901 and family of Roy's with Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Dow and fam- ily, hMram. es 'and MrsRoad,with CharleMisss CoAwaettierd, T MCCiirdy and Mk, Win. ,McCurdy, Mr. and Mrs, John Chessel and Robert, Mltcneii, with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Sorsdahl. Mrs. 1lirner oolglihoun, Clin- ton, with Mrs, Sadie Scott, Mrs, Clara Hackney, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne,. Thames Road and Miss Wilma Harper, Stratford, with Mr, and Mrs, Win. Harper, Mr, and Mrs. Murray Christie' and family of Roy's with Mr, and Mrs, Frank Allen. • Rev. R. G. McMillan, 'G.oder-. 'Mr. and Mrs. 'Roy 1VIeCul- toch, Roy's and Mr, and Mrs. Carmen Cann of Exeter, with Mr, and Mrs,' Calder McKaig. .Mr, and Mrs, Harold McLeod and Elizabeth of London and Mr. and Mrs. Sant McCurdy with Mr. and Mrs, Mac LaMond, Mr. Lloyd Crawford of Toron- to, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Craw- ford and Alvin, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Speare and Mrs, Frank Speare and son Bar- ry of Toronto visited with Miss Olive Speare and attended the Speare reunion in Mitchell an Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Will. Hamilton, Mrs, Jessie Hamilton, Miss Lil- lian Ballantyne, of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Will Sillery, Exeter, and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hunkin of Belmore were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Sadler, Staffa, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace, Mr's. I-iorton McDougall, Mrs. Elmer Colqulioun and Mr Lind- say McKellar were Dielats of Mrs. Sadie Scott on Monday ev- ening, BORN Godkin — At Scott Memorial Hospital on June 22, to Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Godkin, RR 1, Walton, a daughter. McPherson—At Scott Memor- ial Hospital, on June 23, to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McPherson, RR 5, Seaforth, a son. Lawrence — At .Scott _ Mem- orial Hospital on June 28, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lawrence of Mit- chell, a son. NORTHSIDE W.M.S. On Monday evening, June 26 the W.M.S. of Northside United Church held their meeting in the church school with 26 members present: Mrs. Britton opened the meeting with a suitable reading. A new hymn "Women of God Arise" was sung, followed by a prayer, Miss G. Thompson con- ducted ,the business meeting First Presbyterian. and Northside United .Churches Joint Summer Services IN FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 10 A.M. Sunday School in respective churches. Nursery school will tweet during morning worship 11 A,M, Rev. .1. C, Britton Everyone Welcome Mrs W. Dundas and members of her oircle. Were in 'charge of the program. The themes was "Wor- kers with God". The Explorers and their leaders, Mrs. W. Ball and Mrs, L. Rowat showed two movie reels which they had made, "Ten Thousand Horse. Stalls" and, "City Dump Gang". A lovely piano solo by Mies Georgine Little was enjoyed. Mrs. Dundas gave a very, interesting talk on "Missions to Leprosy Pa- tients and their families". Hymn "0 Lord of Life and Love and power" was sung, and Mrs. Dun- das closed the meeting with the Benediction. RECEPTION For Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Heuer - mann (Audrey Godkin) Brodhagen Community Hall FRIDAY, JUNE 30 Ladies bring lunch Everyone Welcome ammoiniminn LAKEVIEW CASINO Grand Bend' DANCING LIONEL THORNTON and his Caaa Royal Orchestra EVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY MIDNITE DANCE — SUNDAY JULY 2ND JIVE NIGHT each week • starting WEDNESDAY JULY 5TH HOW MANY HAVE A BANK ACCOUNT? Chances are they all have/Because nowadays practically everybody is a bank customer. And they go to the bank so often and for so many reasons: to deposit savings, arrange a loan, buy or sell foreign exchange, purchase money orders ...In fact, Canadians seem to use banking services more than the people of any other country/The chartered banks, for their part, do their utmost to make each branch a friendly, efficient centre for every kind of banking service. ['HE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY • ru a