HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1957-05-09, Page 5THE SEAFORTH NEWS—Thursday, May 9, 1957.
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MOTHER'S DAY, MAY 12
Tell Mother how much you think of her with -a nice
Potted Plant or Gilt Flowers, fresh from Mitchell Nursery
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TOWN TOPICS
Mr. Alex. McKenzie of Orilla
was a' visitor over the weekend
with his brother, Mr. John Mc-
Kenzie and sister, Miss r Rena
IMcKenzfe.
Rev. T. J. Robinson of Strat-
ford spent Sunday with M. and
Mrs. Willis Dundas.
Angus MacLean has started
building a new home on .a 11E4'071
James Street - on the former
!public school grounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nicholson
and 'family are moving to
Streetsville where he has -taken
a position in the flour mill.
Miss Greta Thompson, ililbrar-
iain, Miss Rose iDorsey, Mrs, J.
A. Munn, Mrs. Jos. !Mc0onne'lI
and Mas. IC. E' 'Smith iattended
the annual meeting of the Hur-
on 'County Library ,Co-opera-
tive in Goderich, on !Friday,
'May 3rd.
Mr. and Mrs.Gordon Hays
and Patsy, 'Detroit, were .week-
end visitors at the • h'omes of
Mrs. R. S. 'Hays,and Wks. C. P.
Sills.
Mr. Miles McMillan, of 'Bagot-
viIle, Que., spent the weekend
with 'his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. 'McMillan.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Aslin and
daughter, Toronto spent the
weekend with Mrs. John Wa1'sh.
Weekend visitors at 'the home
of Mrs. E'lten 'Bannon were Mrs.
Annie Flynn and Miss Mary
Gaffney of Toronto, who with
Mrs. 'Bannon, attended the
Stock -Guy wedding in IKennicot
Inst !Saturday.
Miss 'Marion Laudenbach, Mr.
Jos. Laudenbach and Mr. Mich-
ael Laudenhach, Toronto, spent
the weekend with their parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Louis Laudenbach,
Mrs. 'Camilla Ryan has return-
ed hoarse after spending the win-
ter months. in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bedard
and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Etue
attended the Rau -'Robinson wed-
ding in Zurich last Saturday.
Mr. Wm. McKay, Seattle,
Washington, visited 'last Sunday
with Mrs. C. P. 'Sills.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Jahn Meagher
attended the 'DeCorse-Van 'Bakel
wedding last Saturday in Dub-
lin.
lvIrs. Bruce Galin and son, of
Oshawa are visiting this week
with Mrs. W. E. Southgate.
Messrs. Fred Peel and John
Aubin are in New York.
BORN
MncLeod — At St. Joseph s Hospital,
London, on April 30, to Mr. and Mrs.
Reymond MacLeod, 0 son, David Allen,
a brother for Maureen mut Marianne
Reran — At Scott Memorial- Hospital'
on bIny 8, to Mr, and Mrs, Jatnes Ho-
ran, ,'rll Walton, a son
Liberal Women
Elect Officers
A meeting of ladies was held
lar Seaforth town hall on Mon-
day evening to organize a Lad-
ies Liberal Association for Sea -
forth and district at which 'there
were 35 present. J. 0. Cochrane
presided in the unavoidable ab-
sence of Dr. P. L. 'Brady and in-
troduced A. Y. 'McLean; Liberal
candidate for the June 10 elec-
tion, who spoke briefly before
leaving for another appoint-
ment. Officers elected: Pres.,
Mrs. Carman Rowcliffe; Vice
Pres., Mrs. Frank Kling; Sec ,
Mrs. Elmer (Cameron; treas.,
Miss Ethel Beattie; social con-
venor, rMre: W. G. Wright with
Mrs. Mae Durance, assistant;
Press Sec., Mrs. E. K. McFar-
lane. Mr. Cochrane called on
Prof. J. R. Scott who spoke on
Why I am a Liberal.
It was pointed out if quest-
ions arise in the interval be-
tween now and the electiondt
would 'be wise to call Mrs. K.
Sharp at the committee rooms
and they will be answered at the
earliest possible moment.
Poll chairmen: 1—'Miss Mae
Smith; 2—To :be appointed; 3—
Mrs. Cecil Lemon; 4—Mrs.
Clarence Malone; 5—Mrs. Hugh
Thompson; 6—Mrs. R. Chart-
ers; 'Harpurhey Mrs. J. B.
Russell.
The next meeting will be held
in 'St. Thomas' Anglican Hall on
May 22 at 8.15 p.m. when all
interested are invited.
RECEPTION
For Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid
Hartleib, formerly Patsy
Nolan
Friday, May 17
At Seaforth Community
Centre. Everyone welcome
Brownie's
DRIVE-IN
Clinton
"ted t sc':
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
May 9 and 10
"Ulysses"
Kirk DoSglas-Sylvano Mangano
(Color)
(Two Cartoons)
SATURDAY and MONDAY.
May 11 and 13
"Strategic Air Command"a
(Color)
James Stewart - June Allyson .
(Cartoon)
Mon., May 13, Mothers Day
All mothers admitted FREE
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY •
May 14 and 15
"Foreign Intrigue"
(Color)
Robert Mitchum - Genevieve Page
(Cartoon)
Box Office opens 7.30
First show at dusk
RECEPTION
On Wed,April 24th Mrs. B.
Christie entertained for, her
daughter, ' Miss Gwen Christie at
a trowleana;, :a,,.4n the after-
noon:. Miss. Mae Thompson', Kit-
chener and (Mrs, C. 'Christie of
Hensa'll,
.aunts of the bride pre -
Sided at dine tea table which was
decorated - with yellow tapers
and •da'fitodils.Mrs. 0. Johnson
and ;Mrs 35.. , Smith served and
Misses. Alice Christie, iSan'dra
Savauge and Loretta ll4viat dis-
played the trousseau and gifts.
In the evening Mrs. E. C. Cham-
berlain and Mrs. E. (Snell presid-
ed at, the table and 'Mrs. R.
Kerslake and (Mrs. E. •Laron
served, Miss Marion 'Chamber-
lain, IMTS. Gar Baker and Mrs.
Doug Whyte displayed the
trousseau .and gifts. Orbhers as-
sisting were Mrs. Ross Savauge,
Mrs. P. B. Moffat Mrs. J. Mac-
Lennan •and. Miss Thelma Dlgie.
On Friday evening, April 26
Mrs. -Gar Baker 'entertained for
M'i'ss Gwen 'Christie at her 'home
in Exeter. After' a pleasant even.
ing spent 'in .games and contests,
Miss Marion, 'Chaanfberlain read
an 'address .and Gwen was pre-
sented with a shower of 'bath-
room gifts. Mrs. Baker served a
delicious lunch.
GROUP 4 OF W. A.
The regular meeting of the
Group 4 W.'A. was held on May
6th at the home of ;Mrs. Har-
old Wilson. 25 members and 4
visitors were ,present. Mrs. Ma-
bel M'cNiclioi was in charge of
the devotional .part, the theme
being "The .Christian Family"
The June meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Wright,
Four 'articles brought by mem-
bers were sold. Mrs. Alvin Riley
,and Mrs. Marshall 'were in
charge of the program, rand
assisted by Mrs. 'Radio and Mrs.
McDonald presented a humorous
spring fashion show of hats. The
meeting closed with the Mizpah
Benediction, after which re-
freshments were served by Mrs.
Dalton and Mrs. Peter Christen-
sen. Mrs. Wilson was thanked
for the use of her home by Mrs.
Pollard.
DUBLIN
Louis Dillon, RR1 Dublin, died
suddenly at his home in Logan
Tp. Friday morning in his GGth
year. He had recently recovered
from a serious illness and had
been out when stricken with a
heart seizure. A son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. William Dillon, he
was married to Mary Curtin of
Seaforth. The couple lived at lot
39, con, 7, Logan, since their mar-
riage. Mr. Dillon was a life long
member of St. Patrick's Church
at Dublin, and of, the Holy Name
Society. Surviving are his wife,
one son Maurice of St. Thomas;
four daughters, Marie, Mrs. Jas.
Kelly, Seaforth; Geraldine, Mrs.
Wilfred Duffy, Woodstock; Doro-
thy and Madeline, both of Strat-
ford; two brothers, Vincent of
London, and Joseph, Toronto. The
body rested at the Burke funeral
hone until Monday at 9.30 when
Solemn Requiem Mass was sung
by Rev. Dr. J. B. 'F'foulkes assist-
ed by Rev. J. McDowell of St. Co-
lumban, Rev. E. Weber, Seaforth.
Rev. Thomas McQuaid of Toron-
to was in the sanctuary. Mrs.
Lane presided at the organ and
was assisted by the school choir.
L'all bearers were Lorne Flana-
gan, Dan O'Rourke, John Murray,
Willard Bennewies Jim Givlin,
John Eckert, Burial took place in
St. Patrick's cemetery.
Mr. Jacic Molyneaux, Thorold,
with Mrs. Loretta Molyneaux.
Mr, Joe Dill, Karen and Billie,
with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pugh at
Claremont.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans in
London with Mr. and Mrs. John
Cleary,
Miss Mary Margaret Ryan, Kit-
chener, Miss Theresa Ryan, Lon-
don, with Mr. and Mrs, Patrick
Ryan.
Mr. George Holland in Toronto
with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hol-
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Flanagan
and Bennie, Kitchener, with Mrs.
Catherine Feeney.
Miss Beatrice Murray, Brant-
ford, with Mr. and Mrs. John E.
Murray,
Tom Murphy has been moved
from Seaforth hospital to St. Jo-
seph's Hospital, London for
treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nagle in
Stratford with Mr. and Mrs. Leo-
nard Nagle.
Mr. Lea Feeney is a patient in
Seaforth hospital.
Mrs. Mary Feeney is visiting at
the home of, her nephew at Sar-
nia, F. J. Armstrong, It is also
the reunion -of Mrs. Feeney and
her sister Mrs. Genevieve Holmes
after 48 years of not seeing one
another.
May Day Tea
Friday, May 10
3 to 5 P.M.
The Hospital will be open
for inspection— tea will be
served in the nurses'
residence
Everyone cordially invited
The Women's Hospital Auxiliary
take this opportunity to show
appreciation to all who so gener-
ously gave their support to the
Auxiliary
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YOU ARE INVITED
TO ATTEND AN
EXHIBITION
of Paintings
by Local Artists
at Seaforth Public
Library
May 11 to 18
During Library Hours
Exhibitors are requested to
leave their paintings at the
library on Friday, May 10
GROUP TWO MEETS
Mrs. P. B. Moffatt was host-
ess to Group 2 on. Tues. evening
with 24 present..•Mrs. B. -Walt-
ters presided throughout the
meeting. Scripture 'lesson' was
taken by Mrs, H. Shannon. Mrs.
W. Leeming led in prayer.
"The Bible" was the subject
Mrs. 'Leeltndng chose for her talc
which was dealt with in a very
interesting manner. "Jesus Sav-
iour 'Pilot Me" and "My Faith:
Looks up to Thee" were the.
1ayoriite hymns ai d. Mark. L.
Webster and Mrs. Flood assist-
ed the hostess in serving a dain-
ty hunch. The thanks of the
HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. Fred 'Bonthron
motored to IGorrie on .Monday
and galled on Mr. Gordon Moir.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duncan
and 'Barbara of Toronto visited
over the weekend with Mrs.
Duncan's parents, Mr. ,and Mrs.
Lorne McNaughton.
IMernibers of Amber Rebekah
Lodge '349 are holding a home
bake sale ill.' the lower lodge
rooms on 'Saturday, 'May 11 at
3 p. m.
Mrs. 'Minnie Sangster return-
ed home 'after spending 2 weeks
with Mr. and .Mrs. H. 'Stretton
and family.
WRESTLING
Famed TV Stars of Chicago
► EXHIBITION OF STRENGTH AND SCIENCE .
SEAFORTH ARENA : 9 P.M.
SATURDAY, MAY 11
MAIN EVENT: (TAG TEAM)
Killer Christie (Detroit) and Don Evans (Chicago)
vs Geno Marconi (Italy) and Bill Melby (Chicago)
Sheik Ali Bey (Arabia) vs Larry Chartier (France
Tony Barone 230 lbs Mexico vs Fredie Rodley 220 lbs Buffalo
Official Referee appointed by Athletic Commissioner
Admission—Ringside 1.50. General $1. Children under 12, 50c
SPONSORED BY SEAFORTH ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
KING GANAM
STAR OF THE CBC TELEVISION
Featuring
THE HAMES SISTERS
GORDIE TAPP
I"- TOMMY HUNTER
AT SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE
ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 15TH
Show at 9 P.M. to be followed by dancing until 1 A.M.
Sponsored by Seaforth Athletic Association
Admission $1 per person
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service station to serve residents
of Seaforth and district
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