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The Seaforth News, 1962-08-09, Page 1The Seaforth News WHOLE SERIES, 'VOL, 84 P110110 84 Seaforth, Ontario, Thursday, August 9, 1962 Benches Popular on Main Street PLAY IT ALONE 1 — This week euchre club members are taking ander the shade tree at Sills' corner, Above, Fiartyy Charters was advantage or the stinuuer weat for to bring out table and chairs replacing, Noble McCallum at the table, with Messrs, F. Jordan, from their quarters in the tow r hall and play in the afternoons D. Meagher and P, Fraser. Spectators occupy the benches, Ken Doig Wins At Strathroy Ken Doig of Seaforth, utilizing a hot putter, captured the annual Strathroy Invitational Golf Tour- nament with a 71, two strokes ahead of his nearest competitor, on Saturday. In winning the event, Doig posted three birdies and chipped in from the edge of the green for one of thein. I•Ietoured the course in 36-35.. Chris Dawson of Chatham event out in 38, but fal- tered on the back nine finishing with 73. On Wednesday Ken Doig is playing at Kincardine, where he was winner last year. Seeding the green will be done the last week in August at the Doig golf course in Tuckersmith, Mr. Doig stated this week. Six greens are now ready for seeding and the remaining three are being, prepared. Dry weather earlier in tine sea- son had caused some delay. itis not expected the new golf course will be ready for use next spring. Hotel Property May Be Sold Reports that the Dick House on Main street had been sold to British Columbia interests, were not confirmed at the hotel on Wednesday. Mrs. A. W. Dick was out of town. Negotiations are said to have been discussed MRS. CALVIN HILLEN Mrs. Calvin Hillen, of McKillop township, died Sunday in Scott Memorial hospital after an dilutes of seven months. Mrs. Hillen was in her 35th year and was former- ly Margaret Davidson, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Davidson of McKillop. She was married on Jan. 7th, 1903, to Mr. Millen, who died in December, 1959. Surviving are two sons, Stanley, of McKillop, and Harvie of Kingston; and two daughters, Bessie, Mrs. Kenneth Cowan, of Midland; and Edith, Mrs. Peter Dunlop, Seaforth; also two broth- ers and three sisters; Ed David- son, Walton; Sam Davidson, et Portage La Prairie, Man.; Bessie Davidson, Walton; Maude, Mrs. John Gorby, Emerson, Man„ Ma- bel, Mrs, Harry Allen, Saskatoon, Mrs. Hillen was a member of Cavan Church, Winthrop, and a life member of the W.M.S. The funeral was held from the G. A. Whitney funeral hone on Wed- nesday afternoon, conducted by Rev, W. H. Summered of Bright, Ont. Burial was in Maitlandbank cemetery. The pallbearers were Leslie Kerr, Roy Elliott, Sohn Boyd, Ed. Godkin, Carl Lee/Mardt, L. Bolton and the flower bearers: Bill Boyd, Gilbert Smith, Roy Pat- rick and Edward Girtch. CARS DAMAGED An estimated $150 damage was done to a Buick oar driven by Frank Cookson about 6.45 p.m. Monday when in collision with a '62 Chevrolet driven by Gerald Flynn of Hansall. The two oars struck as they wheeled off Main street into Goninlock street. Mr. Cookson was accompanied by his wife and baby, James Clarke was a passenger in the Flynn car. BRODHAGEN Members of the United Luther- an Church Women met last Wed- nesday evening with 20 in atten- dance, Mrs, Orland Rohrer, Mrs. C. Wr Leonitardt and Mrs, Dan Betierman were in charge of De- votions and Topic. They chose' for their topic "Helping Youth and Adults Know the Bible," Pastor Brill also spoke briefly on this topic. Donations were grate- fully received from Mrs, Cather. 1110 I-Iillebrooht and Mrs. Lena Bennewies, Thank yon cards were read by the secretary from Mrs, Mervin Dietz, Mrs, Robert Regele and Mrs. Catherine Hillebrecht,. Birthdays were reported by Mrs, Lena Bennewies and Mrs, Lloyd Prueter, McKillop To Repair Drains Drainage matters occupted hle- Killop township council at their August meeting in the Oddfellows hall on Tuesday afternoon. The engineer's reports on the Nolan and Cuthill drains were read and provisionally, adopted. Present for the Nolan drain were Thos. Purcell, Gilbert Murray, Thos. Moylan, Geo. Beuerinenn, Laverne Hoegy, Alvin Beuermen. For the Cuthill drain; Oscar Cuthill, Wm. Church, Roy Dolnm- age, George Bernard. Application will be made for 83 14% drainage aidfrom the Dept, of Public Works. The voucher of the road suet. was passed for 911,999.92. Gener- al accounts passed totalled 96,- 672,23. A petition 00 Logan Twp. (by owner Mrs. Catherine Ryan, lot 35, con. 5) to repair Higgerson Municipal -drain, was accepted and also petition of Dan O'Rdurke, lot 1, con. 5, to repair and improve the Ryan Municipal drain were accepted. Tbe engineer was au- thorized to survey and report as soon as .possible. A motion was passed to provide for lesser assessment re Rapien and Bolton drains, due to credit from provincial aid. The clerk was authorized to buy a filing cabinet. Clarence Regele will be notified to spray the willows in Reid drain providing petition is received from Ross Driscoll. The road superintendent was authorized to consult the Dept. of Highways re cattle crossing signs, also bridge load limit signs and also re bylaw for buying land for road at jog on blind line side road 10.11, con. 54. The road supt. was authorized to call for tenders on the Pryce culvert, Council adjourned to meet on Sept. 4th at 1.30 p.m, at Oddfell• ows hall. Winthrop Wins Final Game In a game played in Winthrop on August 1st Winthrop Wingers downed Londesboro 31-30 in a real slugging duel. Londesboro gained 17 runs in the first halt of the second inning only to have the Winthrop girls come back to tie the score in the last half of the second inning. Margie Elliott Paced the winners with three homers, a double and a single and Joan Pryce with a homer, a double and four singles. Susan Wightman led the losers attack. Alexine Williamson,' -the winning pitcher, came on in the last inn- ing in relief of Buchanan, and Lena Dougherty was the loser.. This ends the schedule of the North Heron Ladies Softball. Lea- gue with the standing as follows: Clinton on top followed by Brus- sels in second, Winthrop in 3rd and Londesboro in 4th place. Winthrop will now meet Clin- ton in a hest 2.out of 8 semi-final series with the first game to be played in Clinton on Aug 10th and the second game in Winthrop on Tuesday, Aug. 14111, at 7 o'- clock. In the Junior division of HFA league Winthrop defeated a strong Walton team 1-0 in a game played at Winthrop on Aug, 2nd. Bruce Elliott scored the lone Winthrop goal, PROPERTY CHANGES Property changes made through the office of Joseph. McConnell, Realtor, durittg the past week include the farm of Mrs. George Blake, Tuckersmith. Township, to Mr, Cornelius Doessers,• ilarwiek Township, Kent. County, with possession January 1, 1963. Also the residence of Mrs, 3. D. Pattison, North Main Street, See - forth, to Corporal E. R, Burns, RCAF. Clinton, Immediate possoe. Mon, August Meeting of Tuckersmith Council The regular meeting of Tucker - smith Connell was held on Aug, 7. Payment is to be called due by the twentieth of September on the Elgie..and the Clark Municipal Drains, The Clerk was instructed to apply for Provincial Aid to Drainage on the Clark Drain. The Ssaforth Agricultural So- ciety was given a grant of 9225 for 1062. The following accounts were Passed for payment: Roads, $4,- 580,30; municipal drainage" ac- counts, K860.59; advertising and supplies. $76.54; welfare, $839.25; administration, $504.17. The meet- ing adjourned till 8 pan. 0n Sept. 4th. Dalevista Ranks High at Sale Second highest priced animal in the ninth Ontario Guernsey Classic at Kingfield Farms, Ring, Ontario, on Wednesday, August 1, was Woodrow's Royal Rose, con- signed by William J. Dale, Dale - vista Farm, Clinton. She was pur- chased by Henry Borden, Tan- nery Hill Paris, Ring, Ont., for $1,850. The 34 head hold in the sale averaged $884.12; 23 cows aver- aged 9909.13 and 11 bred heifers averaged $831.82. Peewees Win First -. Game at Listowel Seaforth Peewees played in the baseball tournament at Listowel on Saturday, In the first game Seaforth beat Walkerton by a wide margin, but were defeated by Listowel 8-7 in the second of the elimination series. Seaforth lineup included. c, Dennis Hedgers; p, John McLean and Brian Fischer; 1b, Ricky Woods; 2b„ Danny Muir; Sb, Stephen Brady; outfield, Bill Mc- Grath, Ted Scott, John Fraser. The Bantams may take part in another tournament in Listowel later in August. KIPPEN Mrs. Margaret Johnston of To- ronto and Mrs. Dr, Lawson of Listowel visited over the holiday with their brother, W. R. Cooper. Mr, and Mrs. Edgar McBride spent the holiday with their daughter Sharon at Lake of Bays, Muskoka. Mr. and Mrs: R, Faber spent the week end visiting friends in Brantford. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dickert spent the week end in Muskoka. Week end guests with Mrs. Dowson were her daughter, Mrs. Eldin Kerr of Winthrop and Mrs. Alice Keen of Stratford. Those attending the Evans - Bean wedding at 2,30 p.m. Satur- day in Brantford were Mr. and Mrs, Rochus Faber, Mr. and Mrs, Ross Faber, Mr, and Mrs, Russell Faber and Mr, Frank Bean, Hon - Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Long included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Armstrong and family of Owen Sound; Mr. and Mrs, James Armstrong of Staffa, BUILDING PERMIT Mrs. Russell Barrows, former Bradshaw house, Market street, 31.500, for bathroom, cupboards, alterations, Woad by building inspector, Hlerola Maloney, this week, J USTASON-RO E A double ring wedding cere- mony took place in Cavan United Church, Winthrop on Saturday, August 4, at 3 p,m., when Mary Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Roe, r.r, 1 Blyth, became the bride of Allan Roy Justason, son of lir. and Mrs, Henry M. Justason, 165 Cameron St. North, Kitchener.. Rev. Arthur Higgin- botham officiated. Baskets of white gladiolus and mauve pom- pon chrysanthemums, fern and candelabra decorated the church. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a full length organza gown over taffeta and net, The fitted bodice was styled on a long pointed waistline in front. The sleeves were long tapered and lily point. Scalloped satin ribbon trim outlined the scoop neckline and adorned the bouffant skirt. I3er headpiece was a band of braided net and pearls attached to a finger tip bridal silk illusion veil. She had- • a white cascade of sweetheart roses, baby carnation„ stephanotis and ivy trails, Mrs. William Orr of Milverton, sister of the bride, was matron of honor, wearing a mauve silk organza over taffeta sheath with a matching overskirt held in back by a fabric rose, scoop neck- line and a hat made of a fabric rose and net. She wore white gloves and mauve shoes. She had mauve baby carnations and white pompon chrysanthemums. Flower girl was Miss Kathryn Justason, niece of the groom. She wore a mauve taffeta full skirted dress 'with pater pan collar and puffed sleeves. Her mauve silk organza overskirt was held in place by a fabric rose. Organza and taffeta roses adorned the head piece. She carried a white basket of mauve carnations and white pompon chrysanthemums. Best man was William R. Jus- 'taean, 110 Trafalgar, Kitchener, brother of the bridegroom. Ush- ers were George McCully of Kit- chener and William R. B. Orr of Milverton. The organist was Marguerite Lyon, Londesboro and the soloist was Mrs. George Mc - Culla who sang Wedding Prayer and 0 Perfect Love. The wedding dinner was in the church parlor. The bride's Moth- er received wearing an ensemble of stained glass window print with sheath skirt and a brief jacket, She wore black and white accessories and a white sweet- heart rose corsage, The groom's mother wore a brown and white sheath with grown silk cummer- bund and bow trim topped by a short jacket, She wore white accessories and had a corsage of gold roses. Waitresses were Miss .lane McCool, Mrs. Everett La- mont and Mrs. Robert Read. Tho bride and groom left on a trip to Western Canada and on their return will reside in Kitchener. ATTEND REUNION Councillor ,Iota Flannery and Mrs. Flannery went to North Bay on Thursday to attend the re- union of the Algonquin Regiment held there over the week end, At Bracobritlge they said belle to Mr, and Mrs. C, Lemon, and in North Bay they met Airs. White (MargarerCrieli) who Is a resi- dent there. VanOQYEN • ETUE The marriage tools' place in St. James' 1101111111 Catltolii' Church, Seaforth, on August 4t11 at in 8.01, 00 Elaine Marie Fine and li'illituu. VanDoyen The bride ie the daughter of Jai and airs. Ru- dolph Etne, rr 4, Seaforth, and the bridegroom, who is of. Wind- er, is the son of air. and airs. Stephen VanOoyen. Altforst, glad, Hallarrd. Rev. Father Charles Caruana officiated, The bride, who was given In marriage by her father, molted captivating in her floor length wedding gown of- white nylon sheer. The bodice featured a deep scoop neckline. long lily -point sheath sleeves, amid 11 delicately dropped 1001131 highlighted by a triple bias band; and caught by a thty bow in the front with appli- ques of the most exquisite ehnn- tilly lace. Tbe ful•1-iluwiug bouff- ant skirt cascaded in the hack to a romantic chapel train, To cam- pete her Mida1 outfit the bride wore a French pure silk illusion linger tip veil caught by tt wed- ding band headpiece of the same. materiel and touched with the sante appliques of .lace and tiny seed pearls. The bride carried a colonial cascade of pink Sensation roses, stephanotis and white feather car- nations. Maid of honor wes Rose Etue, (175- Devonshire Rd„ Windsor, and bridesmaid was Helen Fowles', 1175 Devonshire Rd,, Windsor, who were identically gowned in formal aqua nylon crystalette and nylon net over taffeta, with matching aqua Picture hats dotted with se- quins. Their flowers were cas- cades of white and turquoise car- nations, Judith Perparos, 48 Briscoe St., London, was flower girl, in white street length dress, with a char- ming white hat, carrying a basket of white and pink flowers. Ronald Morneau, Windsor, was best man, and the ushers were John Mulders, \l'ailaceburg, and Terrence McIntyre, London, Mrs. Alice Stiles of Seaforth was or- ganist and Mr, Frank •Sills was soloist. The bride's mother wore a 3 - piece grey striped suit, which was accentuated by a corsage of pink sweetheart roses and stephanotis. The wedding breakfast took place at the Commercial hotel, where the staff was assisted by Air. and Mrs. Maurice Etue, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Bedard, Mr. and airs. Mi- chael Masse, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Geoffrey. For a honeymoon to Northern Ontario the bride wore a 2 -piece beige outfit, black accessories, and White and turquoise carna- tions. On their return they will reside at 1668 Albert Road, Wind- sor. Guests were present' from Seaforth, Dublin, Stratford, God. ericb, St. Joseph, London, Wind- sor, Detroit, Holland, Marine City, Ottawa, Young's Point, Sarnia, Grand Bend. DUBLIN Clairmont -Horan Pink and white snapdragons decorated the altar and formed the setting for the marriage of Miss Shirley Horan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. Fergus Horan to John Frederick Clairmont, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Clairmont of Brantford et St. Patrick's Church, Dublin on August 4th Rev. R. Durand officiated at the ceremony and the nuptial mass. Mrs. John Nagle was organist and the solo- ist was .firs. James Horan, who sank "Ave Maria" and "On This Day," accompanied by Paul Horan. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a tradition- al floor length gown of silk organza over net and taffeta, styl- ed with scattered rose motif, fit- ted bodice, lily point sleeves, and square neckline. Her headdress was a veil of pure silk illusion. elbow length and was held by a drop pearl tiara. Her flowers were pink roses. The maid of honor was Miss Joan Hennekan, West. Monkton, who wore a dress of pink silk organza over taffeta, styled with bouffant skirt; bodice was a box jacket in modest tones with miniature bows which top- ped the gown. Her headdress was a rose encircled by a Queen's crown in circular netting. She carried a cascade of pink and white chrysanthemums. Brides- maids were her sister, Mrs. Leon- ard Cronin, Stratford and Miss Noreen Dalton who wore identical costumes to the maid of honor, with cascades of pink and white chrysanthemums. The flower girl was Kieran Wood of George- town, niece of the bride, wearing white organzafeaturing a pink cunvner'bund. The bodice was de- signed with pink inserts and she wore a crown headdress and car- riecl pink chrysanthemums. The ring bearer was Patrick 1,Vood of Georgetown, nephew of the bride, in a white linen snit, ,lest than was Ray Koran, Dublin, brother of the bride. Ushering were Leon- ard Cronin, Stratford and Jack Horan, Dublin. The wedding din- ner for immediate relatives took place at Broditegeu Community Centre. In the evening a recep• . $1,50 * xe.r 111111,11111111,IIIA,1,1,11111A1„11111,11,„I1,1to. llllllllllllllllt111111111111.111111111,111111111111111„ 11111111111111111111a%,. You Can SA 'TE DOLLARS 011 Buy Your Dinnerware To -day! English Dinnerware prices ,have advanced substantially because of ( ) New import duty on china., and i ?) Dollar devaluation. We have a large stock of over 160 different patterns. You can make your selection from most of these at pre -austerity prices. Convenient payments arranged where de- sire d. BUY TO -DAY AND SAVE THIS WAY AT SAVAUGE'S JEWELLERY GIFTS FINE CHINA Seatorth 111111111111111111111„1111„111111„111111111,it1„11„111111111111111111111111(1111, 11111t11111111,1,111 {,1111111111111,111111I11,01' tion for 150 guests was held, with the bride's mother receiving in an ensemble dress of crushed mint made of silk organza over printed silk, with beige accessor- ies and corsage of yellow chrys- anthencums. She was assisted by the mother of the groom who chose a chiffon sheath with side drape in dior blue with corsage of bronze and yellow mums. For travelling the bride wore a new toupee shade, jaequerreil net French chanel suit with mandar- in collar and matching accessor- ies and corsage of bronze chrys- anthemums. On their return they will reside in Soest, Ger- many. Guests were present from Brantford, Detroit, Parry Sound, London, Woodstock, Kitchener, Mitchell and Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carbert of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Morris of Mt. Clements with Mr. and Mrs. George Holland, Thomas O'Rourke and Mrs. John Robinson, Dundas, with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Looby, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Friend and daughters are spending three weeks at Lions Head. Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Dantzer. Windsor, with kh'. and Mrs. John Nagle. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Krauskopf, Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs. Walt- er Carpenter. A family reunion was held at the borne of Mrs, Nicholas Kraus- kopf on Sunday. Mr. and .air's. Joseph Malone of Sudbury; lir. and .airs. Gordon Costello, Toronto: Mr. and airs. John Krauskopf, Woodbridge; Mr. and Mrs. Don McGillivray, and Mr, and airs, P. Groseck, London, with Mr, and Mrs. Dan Costello. NIr. and Mrs. James P. Kraus. kopf and family at Detroit. Mr. and Mrs, Tom Butters and two sons are vacationing at their cottage, Mr. and airs. Wm. Stapleton at Sault Ste Marie and Toledo. Air. and Mrs. Jos. Dili in Flint, Mich, Mr. and furs. Jim Bttrkmann and family, Mount Forest with Mr. and Mrs, Loomans. Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Conlin, Kitch- ener and John McGrath, Toronto, called on friends here. ST. COLUMBAN Rev, Frank Moylan, S.F,M., )s on leave of absence from the Phil- lipiee Islands, and is visiting bIr, and Mrs. Jack Moylan. Russ deli Doyle, London, with Ted Doyle. Gerald Sloan, Cobourg, and Jos. Sloan, Windsor, with Mr, and Mrs, James Sloan. Mr. and airs. Frank McGrath. Penetangmshene, Air. and Mrs. Jerry Morris, Sault Ste Marie, bir. and Mrs, Jack Morris, and Miss Anne Morris, London with Mrs, T. P, Morris. Mr. and Mrs, Leo Murray in 3Vindsm' with Afr, and Mrs. Ger- rard Marchand. Mr. and Mr's. Auguste Du. eharme in London with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ducharme. Mr, and Mrs, Martin Purcell and fancily, Kitchener with Mr. and .airs. Tom Purcell, and Mr. and airs. Jack McIver. Suss Noreen Dalton, and Miss Joan Dalton, London with Mr. and airs, Maurice Dalton. Mr. and' Mrs. V. J. Lane iu Ux- bridge and Toronto. Misses Anne and Helen Malon- ey, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maloney, Miss Anne Murray, Windsor, with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray. Miss Hilda Kennedy, London, with lilt. and Mrs. Auguste Du - charm, and Mr, and firs. Angus Kennedy. Miss Rita Kennedy and Miss Joan Coyne, London at their ,tomes. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Malone and family, Winnipeg with Mr, and Mrs. J. L, Malone. AH'. and Mrs. John McMillan, Detroit and Miss Noreen McMil- lan, London with bir, and Mrs. William McMillan. Miss Clara Krauskopf, Detroit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Flanagan and _family, Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Lane. Mrs. Joseph Matthews, Seaforth with' Mr. and Mrs. J. L. O'Reilly. Lou Murray, Guelph, with Mr. and Mrs. Michael Murray, BRODHAGEN Mrs. Ernest Elligsen accempan- led Mr, and Mrs. Carl Elligsen and Gary of Windsor to Niagara Falls and Wilson. New York last week. Master Donald Elligsen has been holidaying at the home of his aunt and uncle. Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Elligsen, Kitchener. Mr. and airs. Fred Roche of. Kiuehener have been holidaying with relatives here. A shower was held for Mr. and Mrs, Keith Pethick (Gloria Boyd) at the Community Hall last Wed- nesday night and on Friday •night there was a shower for Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Duncan (Ruth Ann) Trentowsky) and on Saturday the wedding dinner and reception was held for Mr. and Mrs. T', Clairmont (Shirley Koran). Miss Glenda Dickison has been holidaying with her cousins, Si1tr- ley and Lynda. Gibb at Glencoe. Mrs. Rosina Miller, Mrs. Lena Elligsen, Mrs, Rachel Ahrens and ML's. Robert French were among those who attended a birthday celebration for Mrs. Lena Bentte- wies and Mrs, Rasing Miller et the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. RockMcKillop last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. clary Sholdice, Warren Sholdice and Ralph Wiet- ersen are spending this week at Ttrnbull's Grove, Air, and Mrs. John Mueller and Ruth Ann of Hamilton with Mrs. Rachel Ahrens. airs. Norman Rode of Detroit has been visiting with her' per- ents, kir, and rib's, Ed. Premier. Members of the- Luther League of St. Peter's Lutheran Church enjoyed ahay ride party last week with Milverton Luther Lea - ;rite as guests, The Koppel Reunion was held at the Community Park on Civic Holiday. The Luther League held their meeting, opening with a hymn, followed by prayer by Elaine Bennewies, Eleven members and one visitor were present. The meeting c.lused with benedlction and the Lord's Prayer, Master Paul Sholdice is spend- ing this week with his aunt and uncle, bir. and airs, Wesley Mu1- ford, Stratford.