HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1956-03-29, Page 4TFIE SEAFORTH NEWS—Thursday, March 29, 1958
HULLETT
On March 26 the Anal meeting
of the Fireside farm forum was
:•held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Joo Babeo(k with 22 members
present. h the use of the coun-
ty projector John Buchanan
showed some interesting slides,
• The winners at progressive
euchre were Mrs. George Carter
and Don 13uehanen; lone Wade,
Mrs. Harvey Taylor and Erie
,Anderson: consolation, Mrs. Jim
Ilowatt tun? Ellis, kne Anderson.
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1910 DODGE SEDAN
194(1 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
1936 FORD COACH (Uuod)
clean $425
$395
$365
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Seaforth M otors
OPEN EVENINGS PHONE 541
Hors and . p
How can YOU benefit from
having a Current Account?
You'll find it much easier to keep an accurate record of
your current expenses schen you have a Current
Account.
When you pay all bills by cheque on your Current
Account, you receive back, at the end of each month, all
your cancelled cheques as well as a bank statement
showing every withdrawal and every deposit you have
made. The cancelled cheques serve as receipts—and are
accepted in court as evidence of payment of the amount
shown. Furthermore, they are much easier to file
away than receipts and take less room to store, With
them and your hank statements, you'd find it far easier
to get an exact picture of how you spend your money.
So it's a good move to use a Current Account for paying
.til current bills—and keep your Savings Account for.
actual savings.
THE CANADIAN SANK OF COMMERCE
Seaforth Branch: G. C. Brightrall, Manager
BRUCEFIELD
Mr. John Retteivhusy of Bur-
lington wito has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. Ross Scott, re-
turned Its his •bona en Friday,
Private Douglas Helmer of
London spent Friday with his
grandmother, Mrs. A. Rohner,
Group 2 of the W. A. held
erokinole party in the basement
of the .Church, the .attendance
was very small but a pleasant
evening was spent,
HENSALL
BORN—In St. J'oseph's Hos-
pital, London, on Sunday, March
25th to Me, and Mrs. Win. Cle-
ment, Hensall, a son.
Miss Vera 'Currie of Stratford
was a weekend visitor with Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh McEwen Jr.
Bride - And Groom Honored
A large number of friends
and relatives gathered in the
Town Hall, Hensall, on Friday
evening in 'honor of Mr. and
'Mrs. Ronald •Caldwell, ivho 'were
married recently. Dancing was
enjoyed to music by Desjardirre's
Orchestra. The bride and groom
were presented with a kitchen
suite. The address was read by
.Me. Glenn 'Koehler.
Larry Dietz, youngest son of
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dietz, who
nnder•went an operation in Clin
ton Hospital last week, returned
•home this week.
The members of Aniber Re-
bekah Lodge No. 349 held a most
successful bake sale and tea in
the lower lodge hall on Satur-
day..
Mrs Nancy hoehler, who has
spent the winter •months in Tor-
onto, is visiting at the home of
her son-in-law and daughter, Mi••
and Mrs. Leonard Erb.
Amber Rebekah Lodge Meets
.'Phe regular meeting of Am -
her Rebekah Lodge 349 was held
en Wednesday evening with N.
G.' Mrs. Archie MacGregor with.
Arrangements were made
for the .bake sale and tea to be
held on Saturday, March •24th.
Miss Mabelle Whiteman was
appointed as scholar and Mrs.
Harold Parker as representa-
tive to attend Grand Lodge, in
Toronto in June.- The -charter
was draped in memory of the
late Mrs: Elizabeth Dundas, As-
sembly treasurer, Arrangements
were made to attend the meeting
1n Seaforth on Monday, Apr, 9
and also to confer the degree
early in May.
gueste orf Rev. and Mrs, E. Fis-
cher an Thursday.
Mr•, and Mrs. Glaris Leon-
hardt and Laureen of Mitchell
with Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Ahrens
on !Sunday.
'Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brun-
ner, John and ?Darlene and D'1•ss.
Ida Brunner :of ;Seelbach's UM,
with Mr. and Mrs. Win. Diegel.
Mr. Wan, liresenberg, Mrs.
Chas. Ahrens, albs. Lena Ellig-
son, Mrs, Wilfred Ahrens visited
with Mr. and Mrs. George Wes-
enberg at Brussels recently,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Roy Hart of
London with how mother Mrs.
I5liziebeth Rook, on Monday.
Mr, J. F. Prtleter visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vin
Dittmer in:Winghaan an Sunday.
His sister Mrs. Mazy Dittnner,
Who has been visiting; her fam-
ily in Washington, Kitchener,
Toronto and Wingham for the
past three months, returned
home here w'itilr him.
There are only a few farmers
Malting maple syrup in the dis-
trict and revert a poor run of
say so far.
\Messrs Itudollhh Thiel of Ru-
bherglen, and Ross Francis,
Kirleton, visited with Russell
SholcUee en Thursday evening,
Messrs Ford Dickinson and
Mervin Leanhardt attended the
Oil Heat Show in Taranto one
day last week.
Mr. and =Mrs. Edwin Rock and
Jane spent Sunday with their
son Rev. Rdber•b Rock and Mrs,
Rock in Walkerton,
Master Marcel Wolfe of Strat-
ford spent the past week with
his grandparents, MT.and
Mrs.
.Lavern Wolfe.
Mr. and N s, Alvin Rose •of
Sarnia with Mr. and Mfrs. Chris
W. Leonhai•dt• Mrs. Rose re-
maining with her sister for the
week.
Mr. Wayne Beuerman, Strat-
ford and ;Nle, Ray Beurerrean of
RCAF Edgar with their parents„
.Me, and Mrs. Manuel Beuerman.
Mrs. Edith Beuerman of Sea -
f orth visited with Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Querengesser on Sunday
and also along with .Me. and
Mrs. Alfred Beeermian, Larry
and Diane of Seaforth, celebrat-
ed Larry's 13th birthday at the
honkie of his grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. L. Hil'lebrecht,
BRODHAGEN
The last Farm Forum meeting
of the season Was held on Mon-
day evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wynn Thompson, of
Mitchell !Slides were shown in.
the church basement on Thurs
day evening by Dr. and Mas.
Little of Waterloo -of their trip
to Europe recently.
Dr. and Mrs. Little of Water-
loo. Mrs. ,Martha Schultz •and
Rev. Eric Schultz of -Ellice, were
Mr and Mrs. Laverne Wolfe
with .Mr. Harry Byers, Kitchener
on Sunday and attended the con=
firmation of Jimmy Byers at St.
Matthew's Lutheran •Church.
Flowers were placed on the
Altar of St. Peter's Lutheran
Church for the Sunday morning
service in -memory of Ed Rick-
mcir who passed away 7 -years
on 'March 25, and .firs. Ed- Eick
mein, 8 years ago Jan. 21, they
were placed there by their fam-
ily.
A basket of flowers in mem-
ory of August Wurdell, aiho
passed away 25 years ago, was
placed by his family, and a bask-
et of flowers in honor of albs and
Mrs. _August Hillebrecht, on the
occasion of their 52nd wedding
anniversary, on Mardh 24th.
Sharon Lee Smith, inhale dau-
ghter of Mr. .and Mas. Kenneth
Smith was baptized 4during 'the
morning service by Rev. 3D. Fis-
cher. The sponsors along with
the parents were Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Smith of Orangeville and
Mr. sand Mrs. Ralph Fischer of
McKil op.
Mr, and Mts. L. Diegel are
spending Easter with their daug-
hter, Mis. H'arol'd 'Schiefle end
Mr. Sclhiefle at Warren, Ohio.
[Mr. and Mrs. Albert ,Smith,
,Sandra and Arthur of Orange-
ville with Mr. and Mrs. Ed end
Kenneth Smith.
Mrs. Idara Diegel is employed
at .the Townsend home near
Tavistock for several weeks.
BARBARA KIRKMAN
Tuesday, March 27, following
prayer service, Barbara Kirk.
man Auxiliary ,held their March
meeting with .Mrs. K. ,Shah -pe,
the president, in the ohair. Att-
er the reading of the minutes by
Mrs. B. Rivers and a short bust.
nese discussion, Mrs. W. J. Stu-
art conducted 'devotions, with
Mrs.: Mary Cardio and Mrs. Ed
ith McMillan singing a very
pleasing duet, "Christ On The
!Cross", accompanied by Mao,
McGregor. Mrs. Ila Dorrance
very capably took the chapter,
"The Ohuroh and its Mission“.
Referring to us in closing as the
living stones of the Church. The
second part was a panel discus-
sion composed of Mrs. 3, Sharpe,
Mrs. R. Charters, Mrs, E. Riv-
er's,Mas W. J• Stuart,
Murray, Miss .lI HabMrs. J.
irk; mak-
ing us realize what it aneans to
ibe a church member being will-
ing to be leaders and gine of our
talents ars well as a welcome to
new member's to make them
feel at home; closing with the
Benediction.
CROP REPORT
Organization meetings for the
1953 4-41 _Agricultural program
in Huron County have now been
held with 445 4-H Club mem-
hers enrolling in the program to
date,
Each year because of labour
shortages, fearer farmers are
making maple syrup. Those who
have tapped this year report
very liehi. runs of sap.
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First Presbyterian
Church
Rev. D. Glenn Campbell
Minister
10 A.M.—Chureh School and
Bible Class •
11 a.m. "Scene in a Garden"
7 p.m. "Easter—and Peace"
Come in the morning and
come at night
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The alk -shooter won the west. P5' rifle defended is and now the crackling lush
drove It to greatnesv
MON. TUGS. WED. TIDO 135tC114'OMBER Robert, Newton - (Brats Johns
From the novel by Somerset Mnugh,mt. From the exotic Islands or the Indian
0rean comes the sorry or passion and adventure that fires the screen with
esettoment•
TH'UitS. FRI. SAT. ABOVE US 'rni WANES John Mills - Donald Linden
COMING SLAVES OF BABYLON
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MEN'S SIZES, 6 TO 11
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The Little Store with the "Big Values"
GENERAL MANAGER
Applications for the Position of General Manager will be re-
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Regional Development Association, Box 273, Guelph, Ontario,
to April 18th, 1950.
The Applicant to work under a Board of Director's 111 55500-`
ration with local organizations and with Municipal and Pro-
vincial Governments for the promotion of Regional Industrial
elo a
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Exceptional opportunity for active aggressive man to develop
interesting career with good future. Confidential application
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as
New contract this year should bring
higher price per bushel than pricing
basis on former contracts
Both Montcalm and Kindred Seedy
Barley Available
FERTILIZER AVAILABLE
FOR CONTRACTS
Topnotch Feeds Ltd.
SEAFORTH PHONE 15
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