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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1958-01-30, Page 4BRODHAGEN Tato bouquets of Carnations adorned the Altar ,of 'St: Peter's Lutheran !Church on Sunday in memory of August Hillebreoht who passed away one year ago on Jan. 22nd. They were placed roy hos wife and family. The sympathy of the commun- ity is extended to Mr. Wilbur Hoegy in the death of his Blather ;Fred 'Hoegy of !Seaforth.' (Relatives received word of the death of .Frank 'Hinz, 80, of London, formerly of Kitchener. The funeral was held in Kitch- ener on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith, Mr. and Mrs., Harold Wurdell visvt- Mr. and Mrs. John Fischer, ed IMr. !George Bennew.ies, who eMantin land (Roger of Toronto, is d'll at the (home of, his sister, Mrs.IB•ill lBesserer in Kitclhener. l Little Miss Elizabeth Quern- I gesser of Mitethell is with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. 'Querengesse.r and aunt and' uncle, Mr. and Mrs. R. .S'holdice, owing to illness of her mother, Mrs. Howard Querengesser, .who underwent an appendicitis op- eration alt Stratford Hospital. Susan and Patricia Querenges- ser also spent the weekend here. Mrs. Iiia 'Brunner of ,Sebring'- ville .with her daughter, Mrs. Wm. (Hiegel. Minor Hockey SEAFORTH ARENA SAT °.07 R.FEB. W.O.H.A. Play-off Games BANTAMS \'s BANTAMS 7.00 p.m. Children 25c. - Clinton MIDGETS vs - Seaforth - MIDGETS 9.00 p.m. Adults 35c Support your home town boys Don't send your children — bring then Interested in CURLING? This is your opportunity to learn, the. fundamentals, so you, too, can enjoy all the pleasures of this fine Winter sport Industrial Curling Commencing Saturday after- noon, February 1, at 1.30, and each Saturday during February and March, ' For further information phone or see DR. M W. STAPLETON Phone 93- CYRIL KIRK 851 r 22 Farmers Curling Commencing Monday after- noon, February 3rd, at 1.30, and each Monday during February and March. For further information phone or see • BILL CAMPBELL 486-W GORDON McGAVIN 832 r 33 SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER: $2.00 for Two Months SEAFORTH CURLING CLUB 'the February meeting on Feb- ruary 27 in lthe afternoon at .2 !Miss Grace ,Fisdher,,Kitchener, ,pan. 'The proceeds from the card with their parents, Rev: and panty held two_ weeks ago am - Mac. E. J. Fischer. ounted to 126.40: IA motion was Mr. Ross Pwscheilberg• of List- made to have another card panty ower with his mother, Mrs. 'Chas. in two weeks time on Feb; 7th Pusehelberg. with Mrs. Nelson '.Marks, 1Ms"s• Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Woodward Ted Dougan and MTs. Ralph and girls of Toronto with her Travis in dharge. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert.0o-conveners for Agriculture Querengesser. 'and •'Oanadvan Industries; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mogk Ken McDonald and Mrs. Leslie and family of Oil Springs, with Oliver were in charge of the Mr. and Mrs. Boss Leojrhardt, second part with Mrs. Ken Mc - recently. Donald !presiding:" Mrs. Oliver I . A. surprise welcome party was read the motto "Teenagersneed held in Hinz's Ha1l, Brodhagn'models, not critics". :Mrs. Ted Ion Tuesday evening for Nix. andMcCreath and Mrs. Doug Fraser Mist Mervin Leonhardt '(Enid sang 'Tammy' as +a duet with Clark) and family, 'Richard, Da- Mrs. J, Bryans accompanying. vid, Douglas, Karen ,and Sherry (Guest speaker; Mr. '!Cl'itfford recently 'r•ebased the L+pps of iCliiiton, was initradnuced !are still on cern silage, he re- ported, with the grass silage in reserve to carry 'through the winter. It now appears that there will also be : more than cn'o>igtih (Baled hay in bhe-mow to carry through. Tlhe value of the (bull bought early in 19157, for .'the county lst Hoein.heid, has been enhanc ed since Mr.:Johnson said, by the 'making by the bull's dam of a .24,000 -pound production re- cord in a lactation recently completed. Until the cow was off, he said, she was still giving 60 pounds a day. Improvements on •the county farm buildings during the -past, year, he reported, have included the painting of 'the barn, and the 'plastering of the inside of the silo,_whi�ah was getting pit- ted and rough. who recer y p honkie of Mrs Henry Klebel Sr., at this time. Beautiful slides and moved here (roan !Mitchell. were shown of shrubs, flowers, Mr. Leonhardt is employed ,by. 'trees and scenes takenon a re - Mr. Ford Dickison, Hardware Cent trip to Florida. and (Plu'mbi'ng. I 'The 'meeting closed with "The i !Pastor E. J, Fischer read an Queen". Lunch hostesses were address welcoming them to our Mrs. Joe' .Ryan, Mrs. Leslie on - community and Mr. (Ford' Dicki- ver. • IM•is. 'Everet Perdue, Mss. son presented them with an el- Lawrence Ryan and Mos. Nel- eobric .Mxmaster, electric fry- son (Reid'. in ' an electric tea kettle on g p , behalf of friends and neigh- bors. Mr, and Mrs: Loonherdtt both thanked for the gifts and ."-"--HURON POLIO FREE .— (The year 1957 was a polio - free year in Huron, it was re- ported to Huron County .Council last week by Dr. R. M. Aldis, THE SEAFORTH NEWS—Thursday, January 30, 1058 REGENTREGENT THEATRE, Seaforth Thurs. Fri, Sat. LOhIELY MAN JackFaience-Tony Perkins Different in every way. A. picture you will never forget COMING THE DELICATE DELINQUENT Jerry Lewis Ad. f.�....+ ..�.... Micah, 4: 1-5 was read by -Edith • Boyd, The topic was given by Ellinor 'Christensen on "Wide, Wide is the Ocean".. The offer ing was taken followed by the closing hymn 500. IA' recreation period followed under the direc- tion •of Don Dodds. The meet- ing closed with lunch and the singing of "Taps". STANLEY Mr. and Mrs.'Thomaas Penhale FEDERATION NEWS and Mr. and Mrs. JL Penhale By Carl Hemingwayvisited Mr, ,and Mrs. Melvin How -The Farmer is:Represent- Bennett and family in ,Goderich ed in the: Federation of on 'Sunday. Agriculture Miss Rdta Martin, accornpan- Most of us older farmers, who ied by 'Miss Elizabeth Faus, who: had. a part in the organizing of are attending Kitchener Bible the Federation of Agriculture, ;school, spent the week end with remember the steps that were the former's parents, Mr. and followed in its organization and Mrs. Joe Martin on the Bronson know hone it is controlled. Over ('line. 20 years have passed by since IA reception honoring Mr. and thoughtfulness. Progressive eu- then and there is now a large Mrs. Thomas TPenhale (nee' Car - Mrs. Lavern 'Wolfe in charge. director of the ,County Health are a little ,confused by the (Bayfield ,town hall ilriday even- P•rizes going to (Mrs. 'Manuel unit. There were no confirmed multiple parts of this farm Or- ing, Janwaay 24 wilth a capacity Beuermaan and Chris Leonhardt ani4ation• I crowd attending. The guests cases of poliomyelitis in Huron g 'The .basic wort is the Town -1 of honor !were presented with (high); Mrs. Irvin Leonhard! in 1957, he said. a purse of mons 1Presentaton and Irvin Leonhardt (low). A In the preventive fight'ageinst ship unit of the Federation of p y short period of dancing followed ,polio, he reported, 23,000 ,doses 'Agriculture. Here every Tamm- address was Iby Donald Warner, with music supplied by Gary of vaccine were given in 1957, err who pays his fee, is eligible 113'ayfielrl, and presentation by and Warren iSholdice, and Don Wolfe and Manuel Beuerman galled A. lundla was served. H S• J 1 f this to vote an, hold o e' to et I ble to .be elected Township Dir- 'dance. ice in the Ken !Pollock. 'Desj,ardine's orch- m ' iron, noted, p rae o rs extra provided music for the year, he practising phy I township units. He is also slog; -1 sicians have .been .alb! g free supplies of the anti -polio WALTON vaccine. w Institute I Th threefour entre: to represent hos township at the County level. In the same Egmondville United Church Women's ere were, or way he is eligible to be elected' Dr, •J. Semple, Minister. Ladies from the Oranlbrook W. deaths in 'Huron, in 1951, said County representative bo the 11 a.m.--You Have iResourc- I. were guests at the January Dr. Aldus, in ,which influenza Ontario Federation and similar- es That Are Priceless.meeting of the Walton group on may have 'been the 'indirect 17 to the 'Canadian Federation. I 7 p.m. Outstanding Youth Thursday evening, Jan. 23rd. ' cause of death; the direct cause I This part oIf the Organization Service. Guest speaker, Mr. Ron Mrs. Margaret Humphries, in each of the oases, was ,pneu- is elected and our representa- 'Steeps, !Ries, +Huron Presbytery much the same as Young (People. president, •ahalred the first pant monia. 'Phe influenza epidemic tion 45 very of the meeting. Mlle institute in Huron last year, he said, did our 'Ontario (Government. How- •0tde, Mary (Stewart Collect and not last as long as in some I ever there tare affiliates repre- O Canada were used to .open areas. I sented in our Township; County, the 'meeting. Mrs. Wilbur Turn' Control of disease has become Provincial, and Dominion Or - bull, secretary, reported on theeffective ,enough now, said Dr. ganizations. In this 'vey Wo - Dec. meeting and read a large Ardis, so that for people under mens' !Institutes, Co -.operators number of `bhankyou' notes ac- 40, -bhe chief cause of (death is 1 Insurance, Local Co -Ops, United knowledging'boxes fruit, flow' accidents; for people over 40,1 Co.Operatives, and 'Producer: cis etc. sent to shutins at 'Christ- the .principal causes are 'ailments I Commodity groups are all re- masJtime. Mrs. IRalph Travis re- of the heart or circulatory syr -.presented and have a part in ported on boxes sent. The roll tem, and cancer. I shaping the policy of the Fed-' call was answered with a sug- "Mental health is really the eration of (Agriculture. gestion for "(Home ;Beautifies- biggest public health. problem I Perhaps the farmer failed to tion". ,Correspondence was read now", he said. "About half our elect his •choice, as township: dir- including a letter from Miss hospital beds are used for men- ector to rite County. •If he is a Shirley Patterson, home econo- tal health cases..Thee best de- :hog 'producer he has the oppor- mist, regarding achievement , fence against ,mental illness is a ' tunity of electing his choice days at Exeter and Wingham strong home -and I think that 'through that 'organization or for the course, Working with it is in the country that children through any other of the affild- do have the best chance for a I aced groups to which he belongs,1 good start." I If you are a Liberal you will Wool. It was decided to have SPEED CAUSED THIS FATAL ACCIDENT -I LOCATION: Rural road, near Stratford.' TIME: 6:45 pm. ROAD SURFACE: Hard' gravel, RESULT: One killed. The driver of this car was travelling at an estimated 70 m.p.h. when he pulled out to overtake another car. He lost control while overtaking and rammed into the abutment of this narrow bridge.. He was crushed to death on impact. Before you tramp down on that accelerator, remember two things: (1). The faster you travel the less control you have, (2) This photograph. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT — ONTARIO The Children's Aid Society, realize that you have had practi- ` and the county library, are twocally no influence in directing county agencies that 'undoubted—.the Ontario' ",Government for ly .do a good deal to promote many years. If you are a Con -I good home •conditions and in so servative you will probably re- i doing to guard against mentallmember the 22 years that you health troubles, Or. Aldis said. (were the forgotten man in Can -1 "I don't think 'television adds ada. anything to .the peace of the' In the Federation of Agricul-,home," he added. ture you carr !be represente The County Health Unit und- through so many groups that it erspent its budget for 1957. Dr. is hardly likely that any farmer., Aldis noted, chiefly 'because the will be in the minority in every staff diminished during the year organization. Further, these el- from 15 to 12. "Like the school ected representatives are all ash boards" h said "we are some- actively engaged in farming es ' 10 a.m., Church School Minister's lible Class. 111:30. Junior Church Mission Rand. 'Always welcome. SPECIALS for Wednesday Mornings, Friday arid Saturdays AND NOW WE MAKE YOUR DOLLARS $$$ 1$ BIGA Willis Sh a Store . The Little Store with the Big' Stock Seaford; Northside United Church Minister, Rev. Bruce W. Hall, B.A., B.D., S.T.M. 'Friday, Jlan. 31st, at 8 pm., Annual Congregational Meeting in Church Hall. - 10 a.m., ;Church School and Adult Bible Class. Ll am., ;Morning Worship: conducted' by 'bhe Minister. Nur- sery for toddlers. Jun'i'or .Con- gregation. 'T p.m., "Bible Knowledge College". Bring your Bible and a friend. 8,15 p:ni., Northside Youth Fellowehip. First Presbyterian Church Rev. James Jack, of Stayner, Ont. 10 a.an., Church ,School 11 a.m., Morning 'Service. Anthem "Lord Let Ile Live. To- day" (Moore). and 4.30 p.m., Vesper 'Service, and solo, "0 Loving 'Father" '(Del IRiego), F. E. Willis. IH. A. Kempster, Organist, Choir Leader. , e times accused of operating a duty oto their .organization per - marriage bureau" Imits. It seems to one that the The possibility exists that the Federation of Agriculture is one' number of residents at the Hui- of the best examples, of Dem on ,County Horne may soon go I ocracy in action: beyond the 100 -mark, county councillors learned at bhe Janu- WINTHROP ary session of Council last week. Harvey Johnston, super- The regular meeting of the intender+t at the HCH, near Winthrop Y.P.H. was !held on Clinton, reported that at the Sunday evening Jan. 26th in the end of 1957 there were 9.4 poo- basement of the church. Tlhe ple being kept at the ;Home; meeting opened with the Y. P. since the first of the year, three IPualpose followed' by hymn 55'6. more have been admitted, and The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted, follow, ed by the roll tall. bn the busi- ness pant of the ,meeting it was decided to hold the tobogganing party on Friday evening, Feb. 7th at 8.30 p.m. at lDodd's hill. It was moved by Larry' Wheat- ley and seconded by ]Bob Bet - Hes that there be no meeting on Feb. 9th. It was moved by Bob Betties and seconded by !Harold Janitzi that•'Marjorie Boyd be. the' •assistant for Recreation and Culture. It was moved by Earl ,MdSpadden and seconded b'y. Bob Campbell, that we hold' a crokinole party and a box sociai' on Friday evening, Feb. 2,1st in the basement off the e'hurclh.' Lt was moved by Earl +'McSpiadden and seconded by !B'c[V (Betwles that we charge 25'c for the cro kihole party, and auction the boxes. The worship service -op ened with the singing of hymin. admission is now being sought by another four. At the (beginning of 1957, said Mr. Johnston, .there were 89 residents in the Horne. Excellent work is being done ,by the staff ,of the Home, Mr. Jolhnston said. The staff now in- cludes one head nurse, seven practical nurses, a night nurse,. four in the kitchen, four house- maids, a night watchman, and a handyman. Reporting on the operation of the county farm, which is oper- ated in conjunction with 'the Horne, .Mr. Johnstonsaid thalt 28 cows are now fresh, or due. to freshen before autumn. Milk from the county farm is sold, and pasteurized milk is bought for use in the !Home, at 80c a gallon. The silo on the .county !farm was used in 1957 to ;make grass silage, and corn silage was then 249. Ellinor Christensen led in. added to fill bhe silo, The cows (prayer,. The scripture taken from 1956 Chevrolet Deluxe Sedan 1955 Dodge Royal 8 — Radio A.T. 1955 Dodge Regent Sedan $1495.00 1952 Nash Sedan 675.00 1949 Pontiac Coach .. 300.00 1949 Chevrolet / Ton Pickup 375.00 MAKE US AN OFFER No reasonable offer refused at SeaforthlVl ot�or°s Phone 541 Seaforth OPEN EVENINGS. WATERLOO CATTLE REE I G. ASSOCIATION "Where better; bulls are used" KING OF ALL HONOR LIST SIRES Glenafton Milestone V.G.—born December 24/48 To qualify for the honor list, a cow must be among the top five producers for either milk or fat on R.O.P. in each class for the year in Canada. With ten daughters in the honor list in 1957, Milestone has more daughters in the honor list than any bull has ever had in -one year, This achievement is magnified by the fact that for 3956 Milestone was also the leading honor list sire with seven daughters on the list to equal his great-grandsiro, lvion.tvic Pathfinder, who held the record previously. He ad. seven honor list daughters..in 1941. -- Glenafton Milestone has every right to be a PROUD SIRE. This is simply proof that;offspring of our mulls can win their share of honors when given equal opportunity. Our congratulations to the owhers of honor list daughters of our VITUS. They have made this record possible. For information or service, to this or any of our other proven and promising young hulls, dairy or beef, call collect to: — CLINTON 1{11 2.3441 `' Between: 7.30 and 10 A.M. on week days 7,30 and 9.30 A.M. on Sundays and holidays Better Cattle For Better Living