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THE NEWS Winners in Kinsmen Baby Show - L.to R. - Mrs.Russell Weaver & Donny - Mrs.Cenerelli & Tomny , Mrs. Beverley Himes & Coral - Mrs.David Rigelsford and Debra - Mrs.A.Smith & Cheryl. JIM WILSON DECLARED FRECKLE KING Jim Wilson was named King of Freckles and Ann Stokes Queen of Freckles in the Legion Field Day contest by judges Beth Macadam and Barbara Ann McCuaig. Mrs.Tony Graham of Fort William and Mrs .Wilfred McLaughlin of London were judges in the children's parade costumes, awarding prizes for fancy dress to Marilyn Hawke and Michael Spillane; for trikes to Peter Ferland; for bikes to Doug Ross and Diane Dietrich; for prams to Sheryl Lynn Johnson and Louise Morin; for original to Judy Parent and Irene Shapiro (couple) and Lennie Winters. Mrs. Alice Chepelsky, R.N., and Mrs.Dorothy Rummery, judges for the baby show, awarded prizes as follows:- 1 - 6 months, Tommy Cenerelli and Donny Weaver; 6 - 9 months Debra Rigelsford; 9 - 12 months Carol Himes and Cheryl Smith. Mr.and Mrs.Walter Murphy are visiting their daughter Pat (Mrs .Brian Stewart) and family in Dun- can, B.C. Mr .and Mrs .Ray Caldwell of Ottawa visited last week with Mr.and Mrs.Hugh Stewart, enroute to Kenora. Mr .and Mrs.Melville Stanzel and baby, of Lon- don, visited her mother and sister, Mrs.Joe Cebrario and Mrs.Pat Mulligan and other relatives in town. Mr .and Mrs .Bill Furlonger left for Vancouver where Mr .Furlonger is local delegate to a Railway Carmen's Convention. Mrs .Ruth Mulligan and Ray Cote of the local high school staff, are attending a Lakehead course. Photo I.McCuaig Miss Laura Morris was honored by her friends at a wedding shower arranged in the Guild Hall on August 17 when Mrs.Morris, Mrs.C .MacDonald, her fiancee's mother and Miss Sharon Jarva assisted in receiving. Tea was poured by Mrs.Ernest Willoughby and Mrs. Robt.Campbell, Mrs.W.J.Thrower and Mrs . John Santerre. Mrs.Gerry Thrower was ¢cin'na room hos- tess and servitors were the Misses Niary '.llen Gerow, Muriel Nesbitt, Marlene Jarva, Billie Ann Cocks, Muriel Holmes, Charlotte Ross, and Cathy Herlihy. The kitchen committee were Miss Sheila Weaver, Mesdames Earl Welbourne, John Spikula, Jim Kos- tecki and Neil Nesbitt. The gift table was attended by Linda and Betty Morris, sisters of the bride-elect. Miss Ora Mae and Miss Sylvia Harness are spend- ing their vacation with their pa rents, Reeve and Mrs .F .V.Harness. Ora Mae, a graduate of McKel- lar Hospital is in the emergency station there while Sylvia is in training in the hospital . STEWART HARPER BURIED IN SCHREIBER The funeral of the late Stewart Harper, aged 63, 'whose death occurred August |4,, was conducted by Rev. R.J.S.Inshaw in St.John's Anglican Church on August 17. Mrs.Inshaw was organist and the hymns chosen were The Old Rugged Cross and Oh for a Closer Walk With Thee. Honorary pall bearers were Gus Krause, O.Sains- bury, Russell: Weaver, Sr., Larry Paske, Lester McCuaig and Frank Fummerton and active pall bear- ers were Allan Bourke, Russell Campbell, John Mclsaac, George Riley, Harold (continued