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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1958-02-27, Page 4r 1908 - 1958 MALCOLM McKELLAR 1(Gongratulations on the occ cion of his 501h !anniversary business in ISeaforth) A record that viill.stand a lon long while, fifty years of service with smile. • We're proud 'to have you nigh here in oar town, Your spirit always up, an never down, `rA ratan you are to town an country !dear", And Mac may you be spared'h long time ,here, Foryears a well known figur ,on,your bike, Though long the hours you di not go: on strike. So let us say, 'Thank you Ma McKellar' Valued citizen, a tip top feller We chane :been buddies all 'tilos .fifty years, Happy days together, not mane tears. 'Guard well your 'health, the years how they, creep on, No one knows better than your old friend John. Today I seen the years and once again reminiscing I'] downmemazy''s lane. a- rn a t d d a e d c e' ► ▪ Service to Church, to Hospital to le and School e .- Is :well remembered, yes you ► paid in full. le- War years were busy ones .both IP day and night, Messages for loved ones so hard to write. With ail your chores there must be time for play, And every year you planned a !holiday; Your recent illness caused us lots of worry, McKellar spirit healed you in a hurry. —John !Beattie BLAKE ► Mrs. 'Amos .Gingerich- and her ► daughter, Miss iBetty attended the reception held at the home 'of lErs. Elzar Mousseau in Rip - pen for her daughter, Mrs. R. Faber, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Finlay • and family visited Mr. and Mrs. ► Robert Graham, and his parents . • Mr. and firs. Graham of B,C, ✓ who •have been vacationing with ► their son, ► Miss Whetham of Dublin, and ' Miss J. Cluff of Bayfield are student teachers, with Mrs. Claire Deichert, teacher of S. S. F9, Hay and Stanley. Mrs, Amos Gingerich was hostess to two of these teachers on Thursday night. The school opened on Wed- nesday morning after the ► DRAPES storm of Monday and Tuesday. ericb. The business was disc Mr: and Mrs. Vernon Gesell' sed. 'Next aneeting is to be h and son 'Oar4 David.. visited the on Mrch 14. The program co latter's father, •Mr. Carol Hous- nibtee: „,Emma Fanlay;" (Eve ton at Goderich *heels all. !:piichanmg,"i iI3 thy Opsahc,. P 1112!. and Mrs. 'Carl Qesch and Dub, (poems by some Ipupjls . sons ,of Baden Visited with Me'. ! grade 11 and ':5. IPoein 'by Yvo end Mrs. David rOesch. ( ne ,Gingerich,' and ,!.Anda Oes Mee arid Mrs; Bert Raeliert A song "Valentine Day". A and Mr. and Mrs. Edmund ! ano solo by Faye Desch. Po +Sohwazltzembrulber attended the! by ,four boys. SongS . "nowfl funeral !of the late Mr. 'Benja-!Valentine". "!imvbaite", ;giv min !Gingerioh of; Baden. by Judy Desch. Jumbled Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jrantzi and (word contest of Valentine's D family of Tavistock spent. a day by Mary Finley, A (poem, with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon and 'Margaret Finlay. The lun family. Icoanmittee, Boblby 'Desch, -Me ,The ;South Huron High 'Lou Fab, Evelyn rDucharm ,School pupils in this vicinity I Kathryn Erb served a lun were off to school on Thursday The Valentines were distri+but morning after storm. A real holm by Paul Erb, Ralph Gingeri May Ohl but mother still could I Grant ISchwar'tzentrwber, •'Ke teach them household !duties.Ineth Beahei•t, 'Emma Finlay, 'C while at 'home. ril Corriveau, Mary Mantgan Mr, and. ,Mrs. Harold Finlay Oeseh, and (Mrs, Claire Deieher and son,John visited Mr. and the teacher. Mrs. .Charles 'Robinson of the Mrs. . !Archie Mustard an Parr Line, !Hillsgreen. sons, and Mrs. Mazy' Jane He Severe! ladies attended the from Wildwood Motel, spen World Day of IPrayei Services Friday in !Blake. held in the Mennonite !Church in Zurich on Friday afternoon. BRODHAGEN Mr. Hugh McBride of London Lenten services are being ,hel spent the •weekend with his par'- at St. Peter's Lutheran Church ents Mr: and Iters. Roy McBride. every Wednesday evening at Mr. andlS Elgin Mrs. Elgin :4ICIi]nley S:lo o'clock spent a day in Toronto ~lath! Mrs.Kate .Krog observed herr their son Burn, 18'Sth birthday on Wednesday, (Mrs. Robert McKinley re -1 Miss Audrey Hackwell :of turned froher daughter's) Walton, teacher of our school home, Mrs. 1Scotehmer, of Bay- had been staying at the home' field, to the home of Mra and of lir, and Mrs, Lev Hicks dor- us- Th young ;people. 4o the Bap- eld tist IOhureh; :Bayfield; are hold- m- ing a miscellaneous presentation 1yn for' Mar'ilyid'artgi]el?home of Mr. Po and, MGs. Clifford Talbot, ;Bay of field, ISatunday, Feb. 22nd. -n- I 2nd.-n-1 ,Address foci Marillyn art (Mrs. eh, Bell's home; Feb. 18, 1958 P1-1. (Dear Marilyn, Winter la ems now the time for brides, that's oke rent the experts say, but since en the !beginning of time it has not rap always been that way: Marilyn D, • chose "January" as the month by to say "a do", and took her ,masa oh for better or worse and proan- ry ised to him to be .true. Of e, 'course it didn't surprise us, eh. : we've seen that' look in her ed eye, that could 'only have .one all, meaning, 'I'm going to marry n-ithat guy. But now that they are y- married, and the knot tied good et and tigiht, their lives jwill .get t, aback to normal, they -might even !have time for •a fight. 'When d your home is ready to live in, a y cosy love nest it will be, with t 'happiness it will 'be' crowned, and' your hearts wilI.. bold the 1 key, The Thrifty 'Kippenettes !and other friends 'Want to share d in its . contents, ,and so we have net here tonight, to bring some gigs we have chosen, which, we hope, will pleaee you alright. The many good wishes we bring you, will stay with you ani thaough your life, and will al- ways tend to remind you, of the day you became 'husband :and wife, 'Address for (Marilyn at. the Church, Feb. 14, 1958. Dear Marilyn,—IWe your friends and neighiboe'a have gathered here tonight to honor you and ex- tend our sincerest wishes for 'much ,happiness along life's iwedded way. Our sincerestwish is that as you journey through life the sunshine of happiness and prosperity will (beam upon !you, giving you joy and happi- ness unmarred by .clouds and 4 disappointment. Just remember that if you turn your face to- iwards the 'sunshine, all the sha- dows will fall behind you. Sue- ' cess will not always be easy. We who know you Marilyn feel assured that in your new' ca- acity as a hornema'ker that in- eed you Will be the best, and 'as you are not leaving the con - I munity, we will be enriched by your presence. As a token of our esteem we ask you to accept these gifts. As you use them !may they constantly remind Iyou of your friends who wish you every joy and happiness. i Signed on .behalfof. your 'friends and' neighbors, • I Mr. Robert Thomson and son !Bert visited Sunday with the former's daughter and son-in- law, .Me. and Mrs. 'Clarence Priestap of near Mitchell, Mn'. and Mrs. Norman •Dickert and Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth Mc- Lellan visited on Sunday after - eon in. ,Listowel at the home of Mr. Dickert's sister and 'broth - r -in -taw, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wahl. Mrs. 'Ro'be'rt I-'1SidBeide is still r the sick list and is reported not improving. ICongretulations to Mrs, Lou arke Jr., Miss Bonnie Kyle d John Thomson in being sue- ssful winners at DDrysdale's Mrs. Campbell McKinley. ling the snow storm last week. Several attended the Conser-1 Relatives received word of native Nomination in the Leg- the death of Henry Koch, of ion Hall, 'Clinton, on . (Friday Stratford, many :attend the fun - night. level there ion Saturday. Mr. and firs. Aaron rGinge- A basket of flowers from. tile ! rich and Mr, and Mrs, Peter funeral of Henry Koch was Gingerich and Mr, Harold Sop -1 placed in the channel of St. Pe- er attended the funeral of a rel-' ter's Lutheran 'Church on Sun - alive in Baden recently. day. Rev, and Mrs. 'Ephraim 'tinge- Mr. and Mrs. A. Schermister, rich and daughter visited Mrs. Michael and Carl, of Stratford, Gingerich's parents, 'Mr. and and Mr. and Mts. Ezra Hinz and Mrs, Simon Martin of 'Strasburg. family of Sebringrjlle with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Ginger- and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe on Sun- ich and family spent en evening day, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. 1 fir.- and Mrs, Jini Elliott and Snider and daughter Marion, of Bobby of Listowel, Mr. and the Blue Water Highway at Mrs, Jahn Kahle of 'Commerce, Drysdale, Mich. with Mr, and Mrs, Man- illiss Carol Erb, who is em 'Vel ?Beuernan, ployed with Mr. Gerald Ginger!! Mr. and'Mrs. Ed l ressler and lets Sales and Service, at Zurich Cherry and Mrs. John C. Diegel spent a few days there during of (Stratford with Mr. and :lirs. the stormy weather, W. L, Querenge'ser on Sunday, Mr. Lloyd McBride of Wind- ,Miss Lee 'Horrocks of Ham- sor spent Friday In this vicinity, ilton and lir. Don Ahrens of '(Intended for last week) !Toronto with Mr, and Mrs. lir. Rudy Desch quietly cele- Chas. Ahrens. Meted his 83rd birthday on' John David Bennewies, in - Saturday, Feb. 15th. !fent son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed - Mr, Wm. Desch and Sharon' ward Bennewies, was baptized of .the Goshen Line, !Forth, vis -I during the Sunday morning ser- ited his parents,Mr. and Mrs., vice !at St. Peter's Lutheran' Rudy- Desch on Friday. Church, by Pastor E. J. Fischer.' Mr. Hughie McBride of Lon- The sponsors along with the don, spent the weekend at the i parents were Mr. and Mrs. G. hone of •Mr, and Mrs. Earl Miller and Mr. and Mas, Orville! Deichert. 11sche. Mrs, David Desch received , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rock word of rhe death of her half accompanied Mr. !Henry Hinz n brother in Michigan, last week, and Janet to London on +Sun - take on new the Bonnie, ar the Exeter Hospital] Mr. and Mrs, (Chris Leon-; or on Saturday. hardt and Lamina of Mitehell • s Mrs. Harold Finlay called on with Mr. and Mrs. 'Mervin Leon -1 ip d e late lir. J. Gaschoe, ( day to visit their dbughter, Mrs. e _Mr, Wallace .Gingerich visit- Henry Hinz in Victoria .Hos_ ed with Mrs. Gingerich and babe Pita sparkle WHEN WE DO THE CLEANING Treat your drapes to our skillful dry cleaning. You'll be delighted with their color -bright, fresh new look, FLANNERy CLEANERS ► Phone 87, Seaforth ►__. M1111111111111 lllllllllllllllll„unnuu,rdnnuunnun Mr. and firs. D. Wells and far- hardt on Sunday, i a ily at Exeter. A. munber of Mitchell and an A number from this vicinity District ;High Sehool students ce attended she ministerial meet- ings on Tuesday and Wednes- day nighe at the Evangelical Church in Zurich, when the Rev, John Schaefer, Prof. in the Na- , perville College, Dayton, Illin- QIois, conducted the meetings, .•. Valentine party of the Red j Cross of Blake !School NO. 9, Hay and Stanley, was held on Friday afternoon with a pro- gram. President, Mary •Margar- et Desch, opened the meeting with a song "My Secret". A poem was given by Ralph Ging- Li IBERAL MEETING Manley School, McKillop WEDNESDAY, MAR. 5. AT S PM. r . C r" COME OUT AND MEET The. Huron Liberal Candidate BILL COCHRANE AND HEAR PROMINENT LIBERAL SPEAKERS Published by Huron Liberal Association J had to stay with relatives and store ,on Saturday night: A friends in -Mitchell last Monday quart each of Keanglo paint to and Tuesday nights owing to Mrs. Clarke and Bonnie and a the snow storm,wagon as door prize to John 1 visited their son David Fischer! Fire on Saturday afternoon and Mrs. Fischer and family at of unknown origin completely Hagersville on Monday, David destroyed a two-storey frame recently returned from Egypt building housing four hundred where he was stationed with the and fifty pullets owned by El - Army for the past year, . i zar Mousseau of Kippen. The Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rook, Jo; pullets 9 and 10 weeks old were anne and Jane and Mr. N. Rock!t'o have been shipped out on with the former's son, Rev. and Monday to the kermess for lay - Mrs. Robert Rock, Walkerton, l ing ,purposes. Loss estimated at Rev, and airs, E. J. Fischer Thomson. , on Sunday. .Mr. Alex Bain of 'Carlingford with Don Wolfe. Mrs. John Hinz Sr. of Se- bringville with her daughter, Mrs. Lavern Wolfe and Mr, Wolfe this week. Mr. Calvin Glick was in charge of church services the last two Sundays, at Hamrilton, Kitchener, Desbore and Wil• liamsford Lutheran Churohes, Mrs. Gilok accompanied him. KIPPEN Mrs. W.J.F. Bell of Kippers, and her daughter, firs, Irvin Ford of Exeter were hostesses at the home of _lits. Bell on Thursday evening Feb. 13th for Mrs. 'Ross Faber :(nee Marilyn Mousseau) when members of the 4-11 club honored her with a miscellaneous shower, 23 were present, Miss Bonnie Kyle read the presentation address.- 'Con- tests were featured and lunch- eon served, 52,000.00 is covered by insur- ance, Mr. Mousseau had just gone over to Diekert's store when Miss Jltabelle Whiteman phoned to tell them to let Mr. Mousseau know that his chicken house :as on fire, he rush -d home and •tried to open the door of the burning building ;but could do nothing, so he went over to the other pens, one housing 3,000 chickens 6 feet away, and another pen with 900 birds, got his hose and hooked it on the pressure system and Ken McLellan crawled on the roof and played the hose on these !buildings until firemen arrived. Hensall and 'Be-neefield firemen were uneible+ to aeach the scene of the fire owing to 200 yards of snow blocked drive- way but played the hose on the buildings, Mr. Mousseau said the fire was a mystery as there was no heat in the building or electric lights. Size of the build - burning building, W.M.S. Meeting THE Sk1AFORTI31NEWS—Thrlrlldi»' p'oln'iuuy 87, 19118 The ,Feb. meeting of ,the W.)M S. was (held Friday 'after- noon, Felb ,A1st .at the 'Church: Mrs.' '' Russell :, GConsitt; . Pres.,' chaired 'the meeting. Mrs. Ralph Turner and (Mrs., IR. MoA4lister were hostesses. The (program for the World (Day of !Prayer followed. ,Rev, 'ID. A. MacMillan as guest speaker used ,es his si.ibjeot '9Prayer do our lives". A. solo "The Stranger of Gali- lee", was sung by !Rev. McMil- lan, 'with ,Mrs. !Ross 'Broadfoo't as accompanist, Mrs, R. Turner, is to visit the shutins in March. A. letter !was read from Mas. F11Tntoe and a card of thanks from the Mioffatt family .by Mrs. E. Jarrott. (Mrs, 'Consitt read a letter she received' frein (kiss. Love of Grand Bend !men- tioning the Presbyterial an ton on. March 27th and •an invi EGENT THEATRE, Seaforth 7i3TTltSI?AYI,1.1n1e1DAv, SATURDAY HELLCATS OF THE NAVY Ronald Regan • Nancy,Driela ALSO THE SCEPTRE AND THE MAQL'i at on from Seaforth to atten their Trhan'koffering meeting o March" 2'5th at 8 p.m. It wa nuove'd eby Mrs, E. Kyle and sec onded by Mr's, J. A. ,Cooper tem we would attend, Our mission ary for prayer is. 'Miss Glad B. Thornbur, of India. Mrs V. Alderdice led in the inter cession with h prayers • offere by .Mrs. W. Workman, Mrs. John Sinclair, Mrs. J. A. 'Cooper Mrs. A. Johnson, Mrs. E. Jar- rett, lefrs. Lloyd Lovell, Mrs. J. Sinclair then moved a vote of SHOP AT THE WILLIS SHOE STORE The' Little Store with the '131g Valuas" AND THE BiG STbOK OP SPRING AND SUMMER FOOTWEAR d Northside United Church n ,Rev. Bruce W. Hall, Minister s - 10 a.m., ,Church ISohool and - Adult Bible Class. ' t 11 a.m., Morning Worship conducted by the minister. Ys Nursery for Toddlers, Junior Con'gregatbion, 2 pm., Minister's Church d. membership Class, 7 p.m., "Bible Knowledge College' 8.15 pan., iNorbhside Youth Fellowship. thanks to the hostesses, Rev llacNIillan for this address, and solo, and to all those taking part. Lunch was served in the schoolroom of the church. (Mrs. Ross Faber (nee Marilyn Mousseau) a recent .bride, has been feted at many functions foal First Presbyterian Church Mr. Kenneth Holmes? Univer- sity of Wehhtern Ontario, 'Lon- don, 10 a.m., Church School 11 a,m,, Morning Service 1 4.30 p.m., Vesper 'Service r H. A. Kempster, ,Organist•and Choir Leader, owing her marriage. Friday 1 S eventing, + t, - Andrew's United Church, Klippen, !attractive in color schemes of pink and white was the setting for a miscellan- eous presentation, when, the guest of honor was the recipi- ent of many costly gifts. Miss Bonnie Kyle read the presenta- tion address and the Misses Sharon McBride, Dianne Faber, Joan Sinclair, ,and tE 1 e a wn o r Wright assisted !Marilyn in op- ening the gifts. !Miss Joan Sin- clair favored with a vocal solo, and Miss Sharon McBride, a pi- ano selection, and Mrs, Orville Workman, a +reading. Miss Dor- othy Turner directed contests and a singsong was enjoyed. Mrs. Emmerson Kyle invited all to 'the tea room, lovely in Val- entine motif ,where lunch was served, 'PheKippen Young People en- tertained the Hensall, !Bruce, field and Egmondville Y. P. as their guests on Feb. 16th at the church. The 'President welcomed all the Unions. The scripture was read by Bob Broadfoot of the Brucefield Y. •P., Jim Love of the 'Hensall YR. then ,led in prayer. A selection of hymns were then sung. The guest speaker, Rev, Ferguson, then gave a most interesting talk on Young Peoples' work and show- ed how the Young People could fit themselves for better Christ- ian living, A very delightful pi -1 ano duet was given by Margaret Chesney and Carolyn Neil of the Egmondville Y. P. !Following this some games were enjoyed under the direction of Phyllis Lostell, A. delicious lunch was then. served by the Kippen Y. P. An enjoyable time was had by all. Mr. ,Fred N}ichalls cif +Birch River, Manitoba, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lou Clark Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. !Gordon Wren, left Kippen on Mon- day morning. Mr. and Mrs. !Don Cooper and son of ,Exeter visited Sunday with IMr. and Mrs. W. (it., 'Coo- per. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wren and Laurie of !Hanover visited'Satur- day with 'the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wren. +Messrs. Tom •Consitt, Lloyd Cooper, Jim MCGregor, Ray Huether of near Brussels mot- • ored recently to Los Angeles, Calif., when at Nashville, Tenn. they attended the old time dance. Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Elzar Mousseau entertained to dinner at Armstrong's Restaur- ant, Exeter, an• honour of thein' daughter and son-in-law, Mr. + and Mrs. Ross Farber (newly- weds). at which 42 aunts and uncles attended•. !Special guests were Rev. and Mrs. A. Holley of Grand Bend; Rev. and Mrs. I. 'Bodenham of !Bayfield. The guests were ell invited to Mr. and Mrs. Mousseau's home for bhe evening. ing was 22 x •24, The !rouse was Mrs. Wilson Oke has returned o from hospital -in London where Y feet away from the she spent the past week, Egmondville United iCiiurch 111 a.m.,'Come to Church 7 p.m., !See you in 'Church 10 a.m., Church ISchool and Bible 'Classes, 11 a.m., Nursery Class 11.30 a.m,, Junior Church Wednesday '8 p.m., Joint meeting of WaMS and W.A. In- teresting film: "Thurlow Inter - !Church membership class •close morning serviee. EGMONDVILLE The regular meeting of the Egmondville Y.P.U. was held on Sunday evening, Feb. +23 with Margaret Woody (Pres„ in 'bhe chair, at was opened ,by singing hymn 500, The roll call was an- swered and then the minutes of the !last meeting were read. During the business Don Tre- ,meet Was elected vice-pres,, and Bruce Coleman, press reporter. (Plans were enede to go bowling lin Godeyich on 'Friday evening, Feb. 28th. The meeting was turned over to J. Forrest, con- venor of the Faith and Evangel- ism commission, hymn 599 was sung. Carolyn Neal read the scripture following which •,Don Tremeer led in prayer, Dr. Semple 'was guest speaker and spoke on going into the minist- ry. The meeting was eloaed by singing hymn 802, recreation followed. The next meeting will be held on March ,9th. The Voice Of Temperance BRIEF TO FROST Beer, wine and liquor are not on the same level in respect of advertising as other products, Granted ,their production in ,On- tario is legal, they none the less are dangerous commodities, We strongly protest the legal "fiction” which permits beer ad- vertising in Ontario magazines through the maintenance of so- called 'he'adquarters in Quebec. Two of our newspapers are fal- lowing this example by trying to get ,date and address lines in New York. These are some of the .facts recently ,presented to (Premier Frost in a brief sponsored by Dr. Mutchmor of United 'Church in association with the :Canadi- an Temperance Federation and the !Ontario Temperance Fedor- ation, The 'brief also deplores the. promotional association with sports and cultural activities al- lowed the liquor anct brewing industries. Institutional adver- tising too should cease. It has been used es a beachhead to at- tack all pnohibitions on any type of advertising. One ,of -the most important parts of the brief is the urgent request that the Ontario Gov- ernment sponsor a program or£ temperance education,--iAdvt. WINTHROP The W.M.S.Iand W.A. of 'Cil van, Winthrop will meet own Wednesday, March 5, at 2 p.m. in the ,church, ,Carole S will have charge of the program rand Cir- cle, 2 the lunch, MEET 'BILL ochrahe YOUR Liberal Candidate IN HURON RIDING • Born. in Exeter 43 years ago. • Attended Exeter Schools; graduated University Western Ontario 1935, and Osgoode Hall 1941. • Practises Law in Exeter • Wide municipal ex- perience as mem- ber Exeter Council; Deputy Reeve one year; Mayor two years. • Member Presbyter- ian Church and Superintendent of Sunday School. • Member of Masonic Lodge, I. 0. 0. F., Canadian Legion and Lions Club. • Served jn Army, World War II at home and overseas. • Married, with three daughters, • Raised in a rural community; is fam- iliar with both rural and urban problems VOTE LIBERAL ELECT Cochrane HEAR ' BILL COCHRANE on CKNX WINGHAM TUESDAY, ] ARC _4:rri at 12.10 'noon • • See and hear Hon. Jaines Sinclair in Seaforth Saturday evening, March 8 (Published by Huron Liieer•al Association)