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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1957-10-24, Page 4The new Public School at Henson which- wes officially opened last Friday, is closed on Tuesday for two- days owing to an outbreak of Influenza. 104 out of 1S4 plapils,,were abient. BRODHAGEN IlVIrs, Minnie Mikel, Ms. and Mrs. Rudy Helm of Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fischer. Keith and •Brian •of Seaforth with Mrs, Wm. Miner on Sunday. Mrs, Harold Smyth with her daughter, Mrs, Robert Gibb and Mr. •Gibb at Glencoe. Members of the Ladies' Aid of St Peter's Lutheran Church attended a Ladies' Aid Rally at Zurich Church on Wednesday afternoo n Mr, and (Mrs. Glen Brickman and •Barry of Brampton at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Hinz recently. Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Newt- on and •Dian, Toronto with Mr. and Mrs, Lew Hicks recently, Many from this district &t - tended the plowing match at Simcoe last week, &Ir. and Mrs. Albert • Smith and family of Orangeville, Mr. and Mrs. 'Clarence •Querengesser and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wicke of Rostock with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith, Messrs, J. F. Prneter and Roy Benermann attended an Insur- ance Convention in Toronto on Thursday and Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. L, Queren7 gesser, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sholdice, Rodger and [Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Diegel and Arthur and Mr. 'Geo.- Diegel with Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Young, Stratford, on Sunday. Miss Lee Harrocks of Hamil- ton, Mr. Donald Ahrens, Toron- o, with Mr. and Mrs, Charles Ahrens, The Flu has been quite preva- lent in this district, , Mr, Calvin •Gilck, student of Waterloo Seminary, was in charge of the service on Sunday at St. P'eter's Lutheran Church owing to the illnessof Pastor E. J. Fisoher. A shower was held at Hinz's hall on Saturday evening for Mr. and Mrs. 'Gerald Elvey of Kitdhener, nee 'Grace Rock, daughter of Mr. and [Mrs. Wm. Rock. 3liss Barbara Rock read the address, They received gifts and money. Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Miller played for dancing and -Mr, Reg, Robinson, the caller. Lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Wolfe and Don visited their son Lorne Wolfe, on Sunday, who is con- fined to Stratford Hospital. Mr, and Mrs. :Martin Buuck and David of Milverton with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reu- ben Buuck on Sunday. to 1 HT SC OOL Seaforth District High School EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT For 16 nights from 8 to 10 p.m. except Dec. 26 and Jan. 2, commencing 1Vovember-7th The Seaforth District High School Board will offer the following proposed courses 1. SEWING—Elementary Course; Selection of material, pattern alteration, shortcut,. making simple clothing, 2. CO 0 KI NC—Advanced course. 3. WOODWORKING—Basic ha-nd tools and how to use them 4. TYPEWRITING—A beginner's course: drills, rhythmic exercises, touch system. S. MOTOR MECHAN4CS—Fundamental studies of the internal combustion engine, ignition, transmission, differential, brakes. Maintenance and minor repairs. 6. PUBLIC SPEAKING—Conduct of meetings. duties of chairman and officers, Par- liamentary procedure, practice in speaking. • 7. OIL PA I NT I NG—An elementary course. 8. HOME NURSING AND FIRST AID—Care of sick, use of antiseptics and bandages. 9. BASIC ENGLISH AND CITIZENSHIP—For New Canadians FEES -48.00 per person, payable on the opening night of the course, at which time everyone vill assemble in the Auditorium to meat class instructors. NOTE: Registration must be made on a registration form. The courses given will depend upon the number who register. In case of over -registration in any course, applications will be accepted in order of registration. So, fill out this form now and send it to L. P. PLUMSTEEL, Principal, Seaforth District High School Night School Registration Form 1 am interested in registering in night classes with as first choice or as second choice. Name Address Telephone Exchange and Number • V, on DEBENTURES and GUARANTEED TRUST CERTIFICATES 1,2 or 3 Years 4P.•••`40":,'"?..?,<•••;:, %NOV ":404.0ree'„, 0Y 41, J., o c ioVit4 rti M' f ;1 'i '07 CPI, :R -V.4,44; 41.r. 't 4 Head Office - Condon, Ontario District Representatives F. G. RerihrOn, 1--Tensall; Watson & Reid, Searort.h. ?AS r4.3 ' ' • '10 • HENSALL Mr. and 1VLrs. Wm. • Schoope and daugihter Margaret Sarann of Milwaukee are holidaying with the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs, !Manley Jinks. Mrs, Pearl Case of London was •a recent visitor with Mrs Elsie Case. Mr, Don Sell and Miss Mar- garet Bell of Toronto spent the past week with their father Mr. Wm. R. Bell, owing to the seri- ous illness of their mother, Mrs. Wen. R, Bell in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Rebekah Members Enjoy Social Noble ,Grand IMrs. Win. Cald- well presided 'for the regular meeting of 'Amber Rebekah Lodge .349 on Wed. evening. Mrs. Inez McEwen, Vice Grand reported for the visiting com- mittee. :Arrangements were made to hold a •horneihake sale in the lower lodge hall on Sat- urday, Oct. 2,6th at 3 p.m. Com- mittees were appointed to -assist the 1.0.0.18'. Lodge at their Hal- lowe'en party, Oct. 311, and the dance on Nov. 1st in 'the Town hall. All 'members were asked to donate candy for the Hallo- we'en party. Following the re- gular meeting the 'members en- joyed a social hour when pro- gressive euehre was played, Mrs. Inez McEwen won the high 'prize and Mrs. Eva •Carlisle won the consolation prize. This en- joyable social was arranged by the N. G. Mrs. Wm. Caldwell. New School Opened The opening of the new 3120,- 000 Mensal .1Public :School was attended by students, parents and interested citizens.. Gust speaker was Mr. G. L. Duffin, superintendent of elementary education, Department of Edu- cation, and the 'chairman for the program was Howard !Scene. The six -room - school of block construction was built by contractors Frank Van Bussel and Sons in Lucan. Architects were Blackwell and Hagerty of London. IThe :one -storey school also includes, besides the class- rooms, a teaoher's room, a prin- cipal's office and a nurse's room.i luded. nein the program were greetings from John ;W, Hanna M.L:A. Huron -Bruce. Reeve !Norman Jones, and :devotions by Rev. C. D. Daniel of the Un- ited Church and Rev. Donald MacDonald of the Presbyterian 'Church. A former teacher, Miss M.at- tie Ellis •of 1Hensall, with 36 'NIB SEAFORTH NEWS—'Phursday, Ootober 24, 1957 years of service in the teaching profession, cut the ribbon to the .new school; also intro•duted to the audience were the archi- tects and contraetors. The pro- gram • was interspersed with songs by the students under the direction of the music supervis-• or Mrs. Phyllis Rogers, The school has an enrolhnent of 168 students. Mr. Rolbert Raebuin, principal, iMrs. Mary 'llaugh, Mrs. Joan Allan, Ciss. &label Shirrey, 'Mrs. Beryl Elgie, Mrs. Helen .Scane complete the teach- ing staff. • Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chapinan accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ohas. (Westaway of Hanrilton to 'Bloomington, Indianna this ,week where they •visited with the former's hrother-in-law and sister., Mr, and ,Mrs. Robert Pililee RICHARD H. PECK The death occurred on Satur- day in St. Joseph's. Hospital, London, of !Richard Henry Peck, Hayfield, aged 77. He is surviv- ed by his wife, the former Mary Dalrymple; by two daughters, Miss Grace Peck -and .Mrs. D. G. (Audrey) Varty, both of Lon- don; two[brothers, Wesley and Arthur, Hayfield; three 'sisters, Mrs. Ed. i(Oharlotte) Snell !Mrs. Fred •(Ellen) McEwen, of Hayfield; .Mre, Elton1(Margaret) SI -tell, Detroit. Funeral service was to beheld Monday with bur- ial in Hayfield cemetery. MRS. M. STEWART Funeral services were held ,Saturday afternoon for the late Mrs. Marshall [Stewart at the O. A, Whitney Funeral, Home, 'Seaforth, with Rev. D, Glenn Campbell officiating. Burial was in Maitlandbank Cemetery. The pallbearers were: William Hop- per, Jack Davidson, Jos. ,Grum- mett, Jos. Hugill, ;William Mc- Dougall and Roy Lawson. 11111111111111111111113111 lllll 111111 lll lll 11111 lll l 1111111111% First Presbyterian Church REV. D. GLENN CAMPBELL MINISTER Eastern Standard Time 10 a.m. Church School and Bibld Class 11 a.m. Morning Worship Anthem "My God How Wonderful Tliou Art (Marks) • 7 p.m. Evening Worship Duet - "God is Love" Mrs. Gertie W'riglit and Mr. James T. Suitt B. A. KOMPSTER Organist & ChHr Leader Northside United Church Minister, Rev. !Bruce W. Hall, B.A., BM., S.T.M. Standard Time 10 a.m., Church School and Adult Bible Class. 11 a.m., 'Morning Worship: Sermon, "By 'Chance or 'by God." Sacrament of Infant Bap- tism. Nursery for toddlers, Jr. Congregation. 7 p.m., Withdrawn in favor of the 8 pm. opening service of the Spiritual Life !Mission in Ontario Street Tinted Church, Clinton. Prayer time, 7.30 pm.; Song Service, 7.45. Missioner, Rev. Dr. Ernest Thomas, Direc- tor, .'Spiritutel Life, Merlihodis•t •Ohurch, U.S.A. KIDDIES' SHOP Seaforth urn! • ANNIVERSARY LAST 3 DAYS. THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY. Closes Oct. 26-10 p.m. BOMBER JACKETS 6.95 SNOW SUITS JUST A FEW LEFT 6.95 These are only two of the many bargains available during our Sale To Our Customers: — • We thank you for making our 1010. Anniversary Sale a success, and we will appreciate your continued patronage. During the past 10years we have tried to give you value for your dollar KIDDIES' SHOP Seaforth Reformation Sunday. Service or Protestant Witness' Subject: "WHY I AM A PROTESTANT" Do You Know? orange Lodges in Attendance Special Music by the Choir Soloist: Miss Alice Watson Eg©sirffle U Red Church Sunday, 27th October 1.1 a.m. MINISTER: DR. J. SEMPLE Remember The Spiritual Life Mission,-Ontarid St. Church, Clinton. Oclober 27tIr -- November lst (Time of Service 8 P.M.) "Don't Miss The Blessing" ' REGENT THEATRE Seaforth TRTIRS. FRO. SAT. COUNTRY PARSON • John Deal Something. greeter he "One Feet in Heaven" is here.—A picture •to embrace lint Rod Girls — Lori Nelson- John Smith. Youth on the loose MON, ilnIjZPSr.leoWn—EDR.lehard Denn'ig1jBjj -.ToEttnBTILeLylor. Girls on the inese THURS. PIM SAT. SHOTGUN Sterling Hayden - Yvonne de Carlo COXING ,— LADY KILLDDS .••••••••••••••••••••••••e,eue••••••••••••.••eme.en••••••••••••••••• ll • llll lllll • tttttt •••••••••••ee•••• tttttttttttt itert NO IFS --- NO ANDS NO BUTS --- FOR THE DES VAIL' ETES o twe This Store Tops Them All WILLIS SHOE STORE • Egmondville"Jnited Church Di. 3. Semple, Minister. Reformation 'Sunday. • 121 a.m., "Why I Ain a Prot- estant". Orange Lodges in at- tendance. S p.m., Opening of The (Spiritual Life Mission, Ontario Street ,Ohurch, °Melton. Every- , body vrelcome. 10 am., Church 'School and Minister's Bible Class. 11 a.m. Nursery Class 11.30 junior Congregation, (Special meeting of Young People in Minister' e Vestry at close of the morning service. "See you in Ohurch Sunday". Seaforth Lions Club Hallowe'en FROLIC AND DRAW FOR $5,000.00 Draw will take place at 11.30 p.m. Thurs. Oct. 31st Doors open at 7.30 p.ni. • SEAFORTH ARENA The Arena will be heated Everything for Hallowe'en Fun Free candy for the children Children's Events 8 Years and Under 9 Years to 11 Years 12 Years and over Best Comic Costumes - Best Fancy Costumes PRIZES FOR COSTUMES • Prizes in Each Class -:-•1t prize 81.00; 2nd prize, 75c; Ord prize, 50c; 4th Prize, 25c • Bingo • Games of Skill & Chance TORCHLIGHT PARADE With members of Sdaforth Fire Brigade in charge. School children in costume leave Town Nall at 7.30 p.in., • led by Seaforth District High School Bugle Band SENSATIANAL P TGRAM Headlining ROY and DORIS HEAD Ventriloquist and Comedy Act, with Roy as M.C. • JUDY WARREN—Western Singer and Sparton Recording Star BONNY LYNN—Colorful Girl Acrobat FERD READY—Pianist Pr. ceeds for Lions Welfare Work ADMISSION: ADULTS — 25 Cents Each CHILDREN (under 12) — FREE