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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1958-01-09, Page 5THE SEAFORTH NEWS -Thursday, January 9, 195S Your Superior Specials CARNATION MILK SWIFTS GOLDEN e Tins iINE s DEW MARGARINE 2 for 29c , 1 lb. Pkg. 27c AYLMER TOMATO CHEERY MORN CATCHUP COFFEE 11 oz. Bottle .. 190 Fresh Ground ..1 ib Pkg. 79c BREAKFAST CLUB STRAWBERRY JAM 24 oz Jar 43c CORAL ISLE INSTANT CHOCOLATE for,,C11g010,t0 Malt „,. 1 lir Bag 39c FLUFF() SH'ORTENING 1 ib 29c 16 oz Jar 39c NU -MILK INSTANT MILK POWDER 3ibBox 990. KOUNTY KIST PEAS 15 oz. tills - 2 for 25c SPECIAL -`9 for 1.00 ROSE FRESH GHERKIN PICKLES Wright's Superior Food Market SELF SERVICEFREE DELIVERY POLICE STATISTICS Motor vehicle . statistics for November 1957 in No. 6 D'istric't OPP. Number of ,accidents 2183, five fatal accidents, seven peo- ple 'killed, 68 injured, 2035 cars checked, 447 charges laid, speed- ing was the largest with '228. WE CAN HELP If your motor vehicle is now uninsured, we would like to help you obtain your 1958 license plates. One of the principal awns of Co-operators Insurance Association is to prevent accidents of all kinds= -highways, home, farm. CIA is a joint-stock insurance company owned by United Co-operatives of Ontario, Ontario Credit Union League, Ontario Federation of Agriculture and other organizations and individuals. CIA CO.OPfRATOASSOERSIATION INSURANCE PRESIDENT HIfAD OFFICE: 90 BLOOR STREET WEST, TORONTO Int VICE-PRESIDENT 2nd VICE.PRESIDENT ARTHUR BRIGGS D. E. STAUFFER Toronto, is a director Bright, is a director of the Ontario Credit of United Co -opera - Union League tives of Ontario LLOYD JASPER MRdrnay, is immed. ate Past President of Me Ontario Federa- tion of Agriculture TOWN TOPICS Miss Leona Purcell, Toronto, spent New Year's with Mr. amid Mi.'s. =John Nigh. Miss (Suzanne Dick, London was a 'weekend visitor at her home, !here. Miss Ann L k, ansin IGoderioh was a New Year guest let the home of Mr. 'and Mrs. John. Lansink Mr, Fred ,;Kritz spent New Y h' o carts at is th me in ;Mildmay. Miss 'Shirley Be•d'ai+d spent the weekend in London. Mr. Win, (Stephenson return- ed to Toronto after spending the holidays with his smother, `Mrs.. Leo 'Steplhenaon. Mr, Mel Cooiper'twas .a London visitor over the weekend. Master /Bobby MacDonald had his (tonsils removed) in 'Scott Memorial Hospital last week. Father John McConnell, Who spent New Year's with This mo - thee., Mrs. •Dave 'MeConnell,'re- turned to Chicago. ;Holiday visitors with Mrs. E. J. Weber .were Mr. and Mrs. George Kenney, Miss 'Eleanor Kenney, Oakville, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Weber, Karen and Jan- ice of Kitchener, .Miss Lillian Kenney, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kenney•.and Gregg, of 'Brantford.. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smale of ISitaffa are moving this week to 'their house im IHanpu;nhey which they recently purchased from Mrs. Hay. Mr. and Mrs. Harry (Smith of Calgary, Alta.,' have returned home after spending the Italie days with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. 'Sinith. Mr. and Mrs. 'Donald Smith of London spent Christmas .with. his parents, ;Mr. and Mrs. H. E. (Smith. Andrew Petrie 'left last week on a 'trip to California. Mrs. James (Barron spent 'Christmas with her son and ,daughter -in Saw, aVIir. and Mas. 'Geo. R. 'Campbell, in McMillen. Miss Lilian Faulkner spent New Year's .in Galt. Mr. and iMrrs. Jos. Grutnmett spent .01ristmas at Wingham with Mr. and Mrs. (Dan .Grum- melt. 83iss Diane Grummet ;re- turned to spend a few days here. Mr. end ;Mrs. Dan Grum/nett and Dianne, Mr. and Mrs. 'Ross W"orvnwomth and Teddy all of Wingham, .and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oantelon .of Clinton spent New Year's with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Grum-nett. Mr. and Mrs. James Hogg and Bob Spooner of Coiling wood spent the Christmas holi- days with Mr. and Mrs, 'Bedford Dungey and Brenda, returning bo their home on Sunday. 'Visitors with Mr. land .Mrs.Thomas Aldington 'd'uring the Christmas season ineluded Mr. and Mrs. J. Aldington, Margar- et and Frankie -of Varna; Miss Elsie Drover of Hamilton; Mr. Mike Doyle 'and family of Dub- lin; Mr. Andrew McJLaohlan of Cromarty; Mr. and Mrs. Ray- mond Miller and family, Munro; Mr. Carter Kerslake, (Staffa; Mr. Thos. Jackson, Egmondville; Mr. Albert •Ssnale of /Staffsa who recently .moved to Seaforth. :Miss Donelda Adams Who spent the holidays with her par- ents, .Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ad- ams, ;has returned to her duties as teacl er'.et tfhe 'RCAF 'School at •Centralia. Visitors with Mr. 'and ' Mtts.. Ernest' Adams and Miss Donelda during holidays included Mrs. M. Riley. Miss Helen Phillips, Hamilton Mr. and MTS. Gene LaQu'amt, Lou and Paul, 1Mr. J. IlRywn and 'Clare, McKillop; and Mr. and 'Mrs. Buchanan, Con- stance. Miss Joy .Adamson, Dr. Ruth Dundas, .Mr. Mel. tOverthoit and Mr. Jim' Dundas of Toronto; Mr. and MTs. Ed ,Shulnk of Port 'Credit were .guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Dundas. ,Ma. Neil ]Broadfoot, son of IMr. 'and Mrs. 'Cliff Broadfoot, eeturned to Toronto, where he is 'attending, the 'Art College. Mr. 'Bent /McClure has re- turned from a trip to Halifax, Miss Bonnie McLeod and' Miss Bernice Glanville of this district were in'the company of 'the lat- ter'1s.father while he took a trailer up to Hearst, Mr. and Mrs. D. ,Scalisi and family were ,the guests of Mrs. Mary 'P'hillips, Seaforth on Sun- day. Mr. and -Mrs. (Alvin Regier and family of Morrisburg spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Regier. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gross, Mr. and Mrs. Mex ,Stoskoph, Mrs. Wes Fisher were Sunday visitois at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 'iloegy. Misses Betty and Linda and Master ]Richard Muegge spent the last of the 'holidays- in Galt. Mr. Donald Muegge spent Christmas holidays with MT. and (Mrs. Win. Gross. BRODHAGEN The first fund-raising temp - reign •of the IBrod'hagen and Dis- trict Chamber . of •Oommeree lead a successful ending on Fri- day evening Jan. 3rd with aso- cial evening held .at circle `B Sebrimgville. The ticket sale of 1000 'chances on a 119518 'Ply- moutbh was 'completely sold. Mr. Ford IDiekison •deserves special mention in ibis planning and handling of . the sale of 'these tickets.: Mr. Edward IS'cherbarth spent many hours on selling ad- vertising space on the specially constructed boards that 'held the ticket numbers All 40 mem- bers did a anagnifioent job in selling tickets in their allotted territories •attd a special thanks is extended to the people who supported the Chamber of .Com- merce by nureliasing'ti'ekets and donations It is einde4d . encour i aging to the members Ito know the public will s ippoit llhem and give them the incentive to con- tinu•e on in' their worbhwhile work. Land has been purchased for our athletic ;field -and now money is available to complete the project: The social evening had a capacity crowd and the several games were well patron- ized. Free luneh was supplied in cafeteria style. 'The ticket draw started at 8 o'clock .and was completed by midnight. The following are winners: Mr. Wen. J. Higgs of London, (the car, with Ford Dickson the cricket seller. On every 100th draw a 310.00 prize was given: K. L. 'Cameron ;and E. J. Hingst, of Mitchell; Wan. Rose of r.r. 1, Bornholm; Clayton Looby, Dub- lin; Gordon Fletz, re.. 5, Strat- ford; S. 'Battler and 'Oscar. Eick- meir, Bornholm; Wayne 'Beuer- mann, Brodhagen; 'Hugh Grey, Mitchell; Lavern Gardner, of Mitchell; Elsner 'Koehler, r.r. 2, Walton; Mrs. 'Manuel 'Beuer- mann, Brodhagen. . Mr, 'and Mrs. Win. Diegel with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smyth, Mitchell, 'on Sunday .and with Mr. and MTs. Irvin (Swint; 5111- venton, a+ecently. • Mr. land Mrs. Lavern Wolfe and Dort, Miss Beth Cole with Mr: end (Mrs. Lorne Wolfe in Stratford, .and IMns. John Hinz, Sebmingville, New Year's Day. Rev. Wand Mrs. John Arbuckle and family of 'Hespeler with her parents, Mr. and' Mrs. Albert •Querengess•er and Mr. IBernaa•d ;Clarence of ;Stratford at the same home. Mr. 'Gary Sholdice has taken a jdb with the Canadian Bank of 'commerce at Dublin, 'Ont. Mrs. Dalton Hinz visited with Mi. and •LVIrs. John Milstein, 'of Kitchener, and 'her •sister, 'Mrs.. Wilfred Iiliinkman, Elmiira, re- cently. Visi!torns - with Mr. and Mrs. Williams Diegel for New Year's Day were; Mr. and 'Mrs. /Sam Smyth of .Mitidhell, Mr. and, Mrs. Wilfred'Suehrin'g and girls 'and' Mrs. Ida Branner, Mr. •and Mae. Clarence (Brunner •and (lana- ily of 1Sebr+ing'v l'le; Muss Ellen Edmoneton of Kincardine; Miss Marlene !Mega, R.N., '•of 'Stmt- . ford; Mr, Calvin Diegel od Wa- te'rloo. 'Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hinz and- children, 'Chatham with Mr. and Mrs. 'Lavern Wolfe. Mr. .and Mrs: Michael_Conndlly and fan- u . 1 shirr 'le at b e"' same OY, IS gvzl h home. Mrs. Jahn C. Diegel, MIa. 'and Mrs. Ed Kressier, •Stratford; Ma and Mrs. (Harold 'Diegel, Mrs. Idore Diegel of Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs. Martin Diegel, Walton, 'with. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Querengesser on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Rudolph land daughter of London with Mr. and Mrs. Carl 'Rose.. ,The staff ofISholdice's gener- al store and egg grading' eta tion enjoyed .a banquet .and so- cial •evening and gift exchange at the Thome of Mr. and Mrs. J. Moore, r.r. 2, Dublin, on Sun- day with 1VIr and Mars. Russell Slholdiee 'and Mr. and Mrs. John Moore •the hosts. Those ,present Were Mr, and Mrs. R. 'Sholdice and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Moore ,(Marjorie /Miller), Mr. and Mrs. Jim 'Simmons '('Shirley Stiehl), Mr. and Mrs. F. Buuck (Marlene BP.riesbap), Messrs Don Diehl, . Carl Struck, Ray Heuer - mann and. Arthur (liege. KIPPEN Mrs. (Bert Faber, 'Kipper, en- tertained at a trousseau tea at her 'home Saturday afternoon and evening. (Dec. 28th .in honor of her daughter 'Carel, bride - elect of this month. The guests were received by Mrs. Faber .and Canal, assisted by groom's mother, Mrs. H. Penhele, of Bayfield. The tea room was in eolors of pink and white, pink and white streamers •and (bells decorated the room, the table was tastefully decorated with bowls of pink and white amens, and ,crystal candle holders con- taining matching candles. Dis- playing the 'bride's trousseau in the afternoon were Miss June McClindhey of Zurich; Wedding gifts, Mrs. Melvin IBennebt, of IGo'derioh; linens and 'dishes, 'Mrs. (Howard McCullough, 'God- eri!oh; Miss Marlene McLaugh- Ian. London; pouring tea ,were Mrs. James Wright, K'ippen; Mrs. (Russell Heard, Bayfield; serving 'in tea room, Misses Ag- nes gnes 'Oesch, and Betty Gingerich, Zurich; Miss Phyllis Lostell, of Kippen; in charge of 'the regist- er was Mrs. Elva Carr, •Go'der- ioh; Mrs. Edmund Gesell, Mas. Amos Gingerich, Mrs. Roy 'Gin- gerioh, Zurich, assisted in 'the kitchen. 3s the evening Miss; Juice MCGlinchey displayed the trousseau; wedding gifts, Mrs. Robert Kerslake, Centralia; lin- ens and dishes, Miss Eileen Mc- lean, 'Kippen; Mrs. Emmerson Coleman, 'Seaforth; pouring tea were Mrs. Walter Scott, Lon. don; Ma's. Harry Faber, •Hensall; serving were Mrs. Alvin Rader, and Mrs. Lloyd Guenther, Dash- wood; Miss 'Shirley Gingerich, Zurich; in rehaege of register, Mrs. Frank McC'linchey. Zurich, Assisting in the kitchen were Mrs. Wilmer Jones, Mrs. Cor- nelious Faber, Mrs. Howard Lemmon, Mrs. Allen Johnston. The meeting closed with prayer. Mr, Malcolm Fraser has ' re turned home after visiting with Mr. 'and (Mrs. J. Livingstoaie, of Preston, and Mr. ,and Mrs. Glen Fraser; Stratford. ' ' Miss Doris 'J6hnston of Clin- ton spent a few, days with her grandmother, Mrs. Silas John- ston. Mr. Jerry Dzessel has return- ed rrn-ed to his duties at Langton aft- er holidaying at ;his 'home !here. The ladies of the W ,, sire sponsoring the fleet progressive' euchre party •of the season in the hall on Friday evening et 8:80. Everyone welcome. Miss Jean Mille has returned to London ,after spending sever- al weeks with her .parents, Mr. and /Mrs. Earl Mills. Mr. Herb Kirkby has return- ed to Art College, Toronto, 'af- ter spesi ding the holiday at his home. • KIPPEN EAST The Kippen East W. 1. will meet on Wed. Jan. 15 at 2 o' clock alt the home of 'Mrs. W: Braadfoot. The eo-hostess is Mrs. Art Finlayson. The roll gall, guess the weight of the person sitting on the right of you. This is the grandmother's meeting, and the grandmother's roll call, a wise saying of grandmother. The motto is Hos- pitality, the cid :and the' new, will be given 'by Mrs. J'as. Drum- mond. (Mrs. Campbell Eya+e end Mrs. Russell Brock are giving a number. Grandmother's gift by Mrs. W. L. Meilis, and a (poem by Mus. Winston Workman. The history of the John Wood farm. WALTON The January meeting of the WMS was held in the school- room 'of 'Duff's United Church on Thursday afternoon, Jan. 2. Hymn 388 "0 Master let me walk with Thee" was sung as the opening ,hymn followed with prayer by Mrs. Alvin McDonald. Rev. W. M. Thomas installed the 'officers for .the coming yeas and thanked all those who kook part during the past year. Mrs. Emerson Mitchell read the scripture •fron Philippines 2: 19-30 based on Paul's words. Membership fees for the tour- ia,g year were paid. Reports were given from each 'group which showed a very •successful year. The World's Day of Pray- er Service will be held Feb. 21. The topic for the 'afternoon was taken by the MciKillop group with Mrs. Norman Schade and Mrs. David Watson speaking on Japan. Worship service closed by singing hymn 402 "Lead on 0 King Eternal" followed with prayer by the president. Mrs. Gordon McGavin had oharge of the W. A. meeting with 20 members •present. 'The secretary's report was given .by Mrs. R. •Bennett and ,Mrs. A. Couubts the treasurer's statement. A ,pot luck supper will he held ,alt ,the annual meeting, Jan. 22 with . each organization supply- ing 'a number. (It was •d'eeided to have a Val-. entire. social on Friday :evening 'Feb. 14. Each group is responsi- ble for 'a't least 20 minutes pr. o- gnarl. Lunch 'Will be served, to consist of sandwiches .and tams. Lunch committee. Mrs, •Stewart iP'epper, Mrs. Russell IBaock, Mrs. James Drummond ,and Mrs. BORN Kramers - At Scott Memorial Hospital on Jan. 3, to Mr. and: Mrs. Norman J. Kramers, Dublin, . a daughter Arthur-. At Scott Memorial Hospital, on 2'Jan. to Mr. and 1Vfi+s: Gilmore H. Arthur, RR 3, Lelinton, a daughter Downey - At Scott Memorial Hospital on Jan. 3, to Mr. and Mrs': Richard Downey, RR 5 Sea- forth, a daughter ' Bennewies--At Scott Memorial Hospital, 0n Jan. 8, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bennewies, Born holm_RRl, a son ' Hodgert At Scott 'Memorial Hospital on 'Jan. 4, to MI'. and Mrs, Neil Hodgert, RR 3 Seaforth, a daughter -EUCHRE At St. James',Separate School FRIDAY EVE., JAN. 17 8, 30. Admission. 50c Sponsored by the C. W. L. Tuckersmith Federation of Agriculture Annual Meeting & Banquet to be held in Egmondville United Church TUESDAY, JAN. 21 at 7 P.M. Guest speaker: Rodger Sclnvass, OKNK-TV Wingham. Tickets 1.50. Can be had from any of the directors Alex McGregor, Pres. John Broadfoot, See, Treaa. • JANUARY ALE Last 3 Days of Sale ENDS 6 O'CLOCK JAN. 11TH 20% OFF ALL MERCHANDISE WOOL CAR COATS $8.95 Sizes 8 to 14 Years CORDUROY & GABARDINE COAT SETS - SIZES 2 -•'n3 ' 3X $6.95 mss* SKI PANTS,, LITTLE NUGGET COTS' $1 4 Q AND COAT'SE/X'S ■98 Sizes 4 to 13X Sizes 8 to 14 years 20% OFF 0111.111. Miscellaneous Bargains 50c 1.00 1.98 CORDUROY & WOOL PLAID SLACKS 10-12-14 $2. Nototlined 4;Q air. SLIM JIM CORDUROY AND DENIM, Lined Sizes 3-14 20% OFF KNEE SOCKS- 36c .. WOOL - Spec. 20c NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES KIDDIES' SHOP -• Seaforth r .1 CLEARANCE SALE 1957 GM Accessories Reg. Sale Price Price 2 only Chev Pushbutton radios 99.75. 73.95 2 only Chev GM Electric Clocks 22.50 11.50 2 only'Chev GM Lock Gas Caps 3.75 2.25 2 only Chev R.H. sun visors 4,75 2.25 2 only Chev Arni Rests black 7.95 4.50 4 only Chev Arm Rests gray 8.25 4.50 1 only Chev 1955 Arm Rest . 7.95 4.50 4 only Chev Back Up Lights 14.75 8',75 4 only Chev Windshield Washers 12.75 7.50 2 only Chev 1956 Windshield Washer 11.95 6.95 1 only Chev 1955 Directional Signal12.50 7.50 1 only Olds 1952 Windshield Washer 9.75 5.50 2 only Olds 1957 Back Up Lamps 14.75 8.95 5 only Chev 1957 Cigarette Lighters 2.95 1.95 SEAFORTH MOTORS for heating comfort without t a care... order MADE BY THE MAKERS OF BLUE SUNOCO GASOLINE ROSS SCOTT LIMITED, Brucefield BEST WELCUME ONE of Canada's continuing needs is more people. There is still room for many millions more than we now have. The best welcome we can give to those who come to Canada from other countries is to have a country here where there are: 1. Political freedom 2. Economic freedom 3. Incentive for the ambitious ' 4. A legitimate reward for all willing and and able to work. We must ,be able to show newcomers that Canada is a better as well as a bigger country than the one they came from. tis h+ .• THE' STEEL COMPANY OF CANADA LIMITED MONTREAL GANANOQUE HAMILTON BRANTFORD TORONTO :Miss Donelda Adams Who spent the holidays with her par- ents, .Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ad- ams, ;has returned to her duties as teacl er'.et tfhe 'RCAF 'School at •Centralia. Visitors with Mr. 'and ' Mtts.. Ernest' Adams and Miss Donelda during holidays included Mrs. M. Riley. Miss Helen Phillips, Hamilton Mr. and MTS. Gene LaQu'amt, Lou and Paul, 1Mr. J. IlRywn and 'Clare, McKillop; and Mr. and 'Mrs. Buchanan, Con- stance. Miss Joy .Adamson, Dr. Ruth Dundas, .Mr. Mel. tOverthoit and Mr. Jim' Dundas of Toronto; Mr. and MTs. Ed ,Shulnk of Port 'Credit were .guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Dundas. ,Ma. Neil ]Broadfoot, son of IMr. 'and Mrs. 'Cliff Broadfoot, eeturned to Toronto, where he is 'attending, the 'Art College. Mr. 'Bent /McClure has re- turned from a trip to Halifax, Miss Bonnie McLeod and' Miss Bernice Glanville of this district were in'the company of 'the lat- ter'1s.father while he took a trailer up to Hearst, Mr. and Mrs. D. ,Scalisi and family were ,the guests of Mrs. Mary 'P'hillips, Seaforth on Sun- day. Mr. and -Mrs. (Alvin Regier and family of Morrisburg spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Regier. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gross, Mr. and Mrs. Mex ,Stoskoph, Mrs. Wes Fisher were Sunday visitois at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 'iloegy. Misses Betty and Linda and Master ]Richard Muegge spent the last of the 'holidays- in Galt. Mr. Donald Muegge spent Christmas holidays with MT. and (Mrs. Win. Gross. BRODHAGEN The first fund-raising temp - reign •of the IBrod'hagen and Dis- trict Chamber . of •Oommeree lead a successful ending on Fri- day evening Jan. 3rd with aso- cial evening held .at circle `B Sebrimgville. The ticket sale of 1000 'chances on a 119518 'Ply- moutbh was 'completely sold. Mr. Ford IDiekison •deserves special mention in ibis planning and handling of . the sale of 'these tickets.: Mr. Edward IS'cherbarth spent many hours on selling ad- vertising space on the specially constructed boards that 'held the ticket numbers All 40 mem- bers did a anagnifioent job in selling tickets in their allotted territories •attd a special thanks is extended to the people who supported the Chamber of .Com- merce by nureliasing'ti'ekets and donations It is einde4d . encour i aging to the members Ito know the public will s ippoit llhem and give them the incentive to con- tinu•e on in' their worbhwhile work. Land has been purchased for our athletic ;field -and now money is available to complete the project: The social evening had a capacity crowd and the several games were well patron- ized. Free luneh was supplied in cafeteria style. 'The ticket draw started at 8 o'clock .and was completed by midnight. The following are winners: Mr. Wen. J. Higgs of London, (the car, with Ford Dickson the cricket seller. On every 100th draw a 310.00 prize was given: K. L. 'Cameron ;and E. J. Hingst, of Mitchell; Wan. Rose of r.r. 1, Bornholm; Clayton Looby, Dub- lin; Gordon Fletz, re.. 5, Strat- ford; S. 'Battler and 'Oscar. Eick- meir, Bornholm; Wayne 'Beuer- mann, Brodhagen; 'Hugh Grey, Mitchell; Lavern Gardner, of Mitchell; Elsner 'Koehler, r.r. 2, Walton; Mrs. 'Manuel 'Beuer- mann, Brodhagen. . Mr, 'and Mrs. Win. Diegel with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smyth, Mitchell, 'on Sunday .and with Mr. and MTs. Irvin (Swint; 5111- venton, a+ecently. • Mr. land Mrs. Lavern Wolfe and Dort, Miss Beth Cole with Mr: end (Mrs. Lorne Wolfe in Stratford, .and IMns. John Hinz, Sebmingville, New Year's Day. Rev. Wand Mrs. John Arbuckle and family of 'Hespeler with her parents, Mr. and' Mrs. Albert •Querengess•er and Mr. IBernaa•d ;Clarence of ;Stratford at the same home. Mr. 'Gary Sholdice has taken a jdb with the Canadian Bank of 'commerce at Dublin, 'Ont. Mrs. Dalton Hinz visited with Mi. and •LVIrs. John Milstein, 'of Kitchener, and 'her •sister, 'Mrs.. Wilfred Iiliinkman, Elmiira, re- cently. Visi!torns - with Mr. and Mrs. Williams Diegel for New Year's Day were; Mr. and 'Mrs. /Sam Smyth of .Mitidhell, Mr. and, Mrs. Wilfred'Suehrin'g and girls 'and' Mrs. Ida Branner, Mr. •and Mae. Clarence (Brunner •and (lana- ily of 1Sebr+ing'v l'le; Muss Ellen Edmoneton of Kincardine; Miss Marlene !Mega, R.N., '•of 'Stmt- . ford; Mr, Calvin Diegel od Wa- te'rloo. 'Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hinz and- children, 'Chatham with Mr. and Mrs. 'Lavern Wolfe. Mr. .and Mrs: Michael_Conndlly and fan- u . 1 shirr 'le at b e"' same OY, IS gvzl h home. Mrs. Jahn C. Diegel, MIa. 'and Mrs. Ed Kressier, •Stratford; Ma and Mrs. (Harold 'Diegel, Mrs. Idore Diegel of Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs. Martin Diegel, Walton, 'with. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Querengesser on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Rudolph land daughter of London with Mr. and Mrs. Carl 'Rose.. ,The staff ofISholdice's gener- al store and egg grading' eta tion enjoyed .a banquet .and so- cial •evening and gift exchange at the Thome of Mr. and Mrs. J. Moore, r.r. 2, Dublin, on Sun- day with 1VIr and Mars. Russell Slholdiee 'and Mr. and Mrs. John Moore •the hosts. Those ,present Were Mr, and Mrs. R. 'Sholdice and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Moore ,(Marjorie /Miller), Mr. and Mrs. Jim 'Simmons '('Shirley Stiehl), Mr. and Mrs. F. Buuck (Marlene BP.riesbap), Messrs Don Diehl, . Carl Struck, Ray Heuer - mann and. Arthur (liege. KIPPEN Mrs. (Bert Faber, 'Kipper, en- tertained at a trousseau tea at her 'home Saturday afternoon and evening. (Dec. 28th .in honor of her daughter 'Carel, bride - elect of this month. The guests were received by Mrs. Faber .and Canal, assisted by groom's mother, Mrs. H. Penhele, of Bayfield. The tea room was in eolors of pink and white, pink and white streamers •and (bells decorated the room, the table was tastefully decorated with bowls of pink and white amens, and ,crystal candle holders con- taining matching candles. Dis- playing the 'bride's trousseau in the afternoon were Miss June McClindhey of Zurich; Wedding gifts, Mrs. Melvin IBennebt, of IGo'derioh; linens and 'dishes, 'Mrs. (Howard McCullough, 'God- eri!oh; Miss Marlene McLaugh- Ian. London; pouring tea ,were Mrs. James Wright, K'ippen; Mrs. (Russell Heard, Bayfield; serving 'in tea room, Misses Ag- nes gnes 'Oesch, and Betty Gingerich, Zurich; Miss Phyllis Lostell, of Kippen; in charge of 'the regist- er was Mrs. Elva Carr, •Go'der- ioh; Mrs. Edmund Gesell, Mas. Amos Gingerich, Mrs. Roy 'Gin- gerioh, Zurich, assisted in 'the kitchen. 3s the evening Miss; Juice MCGlinchey displayed the trousseau; wedding gifts, Mrs. Robert Kerslake, Centralia; lin- ens and dishes, Miss Eileen Mc- lean, 'Kippen; Mrs. Emmerson Coleman, 'Seaforth; pouring tea were Mrs. Walter Scott, Lon. don; Ma's. Harry Faber, •Hensall; serving were Mrs. Alvin Rader, and Mrs. Lloyd Guenther, Dash- wood; Miss 'Shirley Gingerich, Zurich; in rehaege of register, Mrs. Frank McC'linchey. Zurich, Assisting in the kitchen were Mrs. Wilmer Jones, Mrs. Cor- nelious Faber, Mrs. Howard Lemmon, Mrs. Allen Johnston. The meeting closed with prayer. Mr, Malcolm Fraser has ' re turned home after visiting with Mr. 'and (Mrs. J. Livingstoaie, of Preston, and Mr. ,and Mrs. Glen Fraser; Stratford. ' ' Miss Doris 'J6hnston of Clin- ton spent a few, days with her grandmother, Mrs. Silas John- ston. Mr. Jerry Dzessel has return- ed rrn-ed to his duties at Langton aft- er holidaying at ;his 'home !here. The ladies of the W ,, sire sponsoring the fleet progressive' euchre party •of the season in the hall on Friday evening et 8:80. Everyone welcome. Miss Jean Mille has returned to London ,after spending sever- al weeks with her .parents, Mr. and /Mrs. Earl Mills. Mr. Herb Kirkby has return- ed to Art College, Toronto, 'af- ter spesi ding the holiday at his home. • KIPPEN EAST The Kippen East W. 1. will meet on Wed. Jan. 15 at 2 o' clock alt the home of 'Mrs. W: Braadfoot. The eo-hostess is Mrs. Art Finlayson. The roll gall, guess the weight of the person sitting on the right of you. This is the grandmother's meeting, and the grandmother's roll call, a wise saying of grandmother. The motto is Hos- pitality, the cid :and the' new, will be given 'by Mrs. J'as. Drum- mond. (Mrs. Campbell Eya+e end Mrs. Russell Brock are giving a number. Grandmother's gift by Mrs. W. L. Meilis, and a (poem by Mus. Winston Workman. The history of the John Wood farm. WALTON The January meeting of the WMS was held in the school- room 'of 'Duff's United Church on Thursday afternoon, Jan. 2. Hymn 388 "0 Master let me walk with Thee" was sung as the opening ,hymn followed with prayer by Mrs. Alvin McDonald. Rev. W. M. Thomas installed the 'officers for .the coming yeas and thanked all those who kook part during the past year. Mrs. Emerson Mitchell read the scripture •fron Philippines 2: 19-30 based on Paul's words. Membership fees for the tour- ia,g year were paid. Reports were given from each 'group which showed a very •successful year. The World's Day of Pray- er Service will be held Feb. 21. The topic for the 'afternoon was taken by the MciKillop group with Mrs. Norman Schade and Mrs. David Watson speaking on Japan. Worship service closed by singing hymn 402 "Lead on 0 King Eternal" followed with prayer by the president. Mrs. Gordon McGavin had oharge of the W. A. meeting with 20 members •present. 'The secretary's report was given .by Mrs. R. •Bennett and ,Mrs. A. Couubts the treasurer's statement. A ,pot luck supper will he held ,alt ,the annual meeting, Jan. 22 with . each organization supply- ing 'a number. (It was •d'eeided to have a Val-. entire. social on Friday :evening 'Feb. 14. Each group is responsi- ble for 'a't least 20 minutes pr. o- gnarl. Lunch 'Will be served, to consist of sandwiches .and tams. Lunch committee. Mrs, •Stewart iP'epper, Mrs. Russell IBaock, Mrs. James Drummond ,and Mrs. BORN Kramers - At Scott Memorial Hospital on Jan. 3, to Mr. and: Mrs. Norman J. Kramers, Dublin, . a daughter Arthur-. At Scott Memorial Hospital, on 2'Jan. to Mr. and 1Vfi+s: Gilmore H. Arthur, RR 3, Lelinton, a daughter Downey - At Scott Memorial Hospital on Jan. 3, to Mr. and Mrs': Richard Downey, RR 5 Sea- forth, a daughter ' Bennewies--At Scott Memorial Hospital, 0n Jan. 8, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bennewies, Born holm_RRl, a son ' Hodgert At Scott 'Memorial Hospital on 'Jan. 4, to MI'. and Mrs, Neil Hodgert, RR 3 Seaforth, a daughter -EUCHRE At St. James',Separate School FRIDAY EVE., JAN. 17 8, 30. Admission. 50c Sponsored by the C. W. L. Tuckersmith Federation of Agriculture Annual Meeting & Banquet to be held in Egmondville United Church TUESDAY, JAN. 21 at 7 P.M. Guest speaker: Rodger Sclnvass, OKNK-TV Wingham. Tickets 1.50. Can be had from any of the directors Alex McGregor, Pres. 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