HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1956-06-21, Page 4Answer To Charge
Denies any Imported
Butter in Canada
"There is not a pound. of im-
ported 'butter in Canada today",
Harvey H. Leslie, proprietor of
the Seaforth'Creamery stated to
The ,Seaforth News on Tuesday
when asked shout an editorial in
last week's Clinton News -Record
Which charged that 'Canadian
Creameries are mixingimported
butter with goad Canadian but-
ter and selling it in (Canadian
wrappers as Canadian butter.
'Butter is sometimes kept too
long by stores near other foods
and takes on a rancid taste, and
then ,the creameries get the
blame, Mr. Leslie said.
Nout
b ter has ibeess imported
rt
p
o ed
into Oanada for three years, Mr.
Leslie, said and that ayes old
used up long ago.
(Same 1965 storage butter,
however, had been released by
the government, but that was
good butter, fess than a year
old. It had ,been regraded be-
fore being put into prints by
those firms which used it. These
firms were proud of their pro-
duct and .would not putt their
name on butter that was not the
hest, he said.
BRODHAGEN
Quite a number of ladies of
St. Peter's Ladies' Aid here at-
tended 'the 10191 annniversary of
the Ladies' Aid of St. Paul's Lu-
theran 'Cbureh, E1•lice, !on 'Sun-
day evening.
'Susan '11:arie Scheebarth, in-
fant daughter of h1r. and Mrs,
Edward Sc'herbaeth ((Margaret
ICoeluler Was baptized ) � as 1 a tiz +
ed at the
Sunday morning service •St.
Peter's Lutheran 'Church. The
sponsors were .hiss Marlene
Soherbarbh and John Koehler a-
long with the parents.
Vacation Bible School will .be
held at the church here the week
of July 9-13, and the Sunday
School picnic (all children wel-
tome) to be held on the school
grounds, Sunday, July 8th, aft-
ernoon and evening With supper
served in the 'chinch basement.
Members of ,Farms Foruxn will
gather at Mitchell Lions Park on
Sunday afternoon, June 24 for
o pienie
Me. '.
and Mrs. •s. .
Chris W. Leon-
hardt spent ,the weekend in 'Sar-
nra with her sister, 61Irs. Alvin
Rose and .Mr. Rose.
Illr, Edward Ahrens returned
home from St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, where he underwent an
operation.
The sympathy of the commun-
ity is ,extended Ito Burs. IMiltort
Rock .and Mrs. Eli Rapien hi the
heath of their enobher and sister,
Mrs. Wm. ISieman.
Mr, and 'Mrs. 'Ross Leonhardt
spent a few days with relatives
in. Detroit recently.
Mr. and Mrs. David IShoidi'ce
of Walton visited his (brother
Russell Shoddice and Mrs. tShold-
ice.
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Hay Township Community Centre
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Nightly 8.30 p.rn. (dst) Sunday 8 p.m
Peter of Washington with her
mother, (Mrs. Mary Dittmer for
the weekend.
Mrs. Louise 'Morenz of Mitch-
ell spent a fewdays with her
'brother .0as P. P
usch
elderg and
Mrs. Pnschelberg and visited
other relatives,
Mr, and Mrs. Donald Staudt:,
Warren and Janet of Kitchener
with Jfr, and Mrs. Albert Quer-
engesser on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Young of
Stratford with Mr, slid Mrs. Die -
gel and George Diegel on •Sun-
day. Mr, ,Cailvin Diegel of Eden
Mills and Miss 'ieIiarleen Diegel,
nurse -in -training, .Stratford Hos-
pital, spent ,the weekend at the
same home,
Mr. Ray •Beuerman, RCAF.
Edgar with his parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Manuel Bei
eianann for the
weekend..
Mrs John Hinz who 'under-
went on operation in Victoria
Hospital, London, is recuperat-
ing at the ,home of her daughter,
Mrs, Lavern Wolfe.
A number of ladies of .St. Pet-
er's Ladies' Aid attended the
Women's Auxiliary at Waterloo
College on Wednesday.
.Mr. 'Al (Miller of Detroit, Mr.
and fibs. Norval Elliott and
Jeanette, 'Staffa, with slily. and
Mrs. Henry E. Diegel recently.
Mrs. Milton Eiokmeir, Roger
and Gany and Mr. and Mrs. Van
Alpine all of Detroit with Mr.
and Mrs. George Eic'leineir tfor a
ew •daya
Mr. and 'Mrs, .Adolph Pfeifer
and Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Dilttmer
attended the funeral -of Mrs.
Emma Ward at iMonkton on Sun-
day.
-On Saturday evening friends
nd neighbors of Mr. and Mrs.
Adolph Pfeifer gathered at their
same to ,present their son, Mr.
nd Mrs. Lloyd Pfeifer .(Mildred
Marks) of Stratford, who were
ecenbly married, with a !Stin-
eam automatic toaster. Mrs,
Manuel :Beuerm•ann read a suit-
bae address which was written
y Mrs. Fred Herbert, and the
resentation was made by Mrs.
ran Diegel A social evening
'as spent :and :lunch was served,
Irs. Wilfred Ahrens and 'Mrs.
avern Wolfe also assisted in
rransging this shower.'On Wednesday evening the
a dies of the village gathered at
the home of Mrs. Manuel Heuer-
seann to honor two guests, Mrs.
dibh Beuermann now of Sea-
orbh, and Mrs. Idora (Diegel,
ow of Mitchell, who recently
old their homes here. They were
resented with farewell gifts of
housecoat, slippers, black pat
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nt shopping bag, brooch, ear -
ng set and handkerchiefs. An
ddress was written ibylMrs. Fred
erbert"anl read by Mrs. Russell
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oldice and 'Mrs. :Manuel Ben -
mann presented the gifts. •Bin -
o was played and lunch was
erved.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mueller
id Ruth Ann of Hamilton with
er parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aug.
illebrecht.
Rev. and 'Mrs. E. Fischer and
race and Rev. Paul Fischer of
Waterloo at the fornmer's cottage
Port Elgin for a few days
is week.
The'Ladies' Aid of •St. Peter's
utheran Church held their
onthly meeting on Wednesday
'ening with Mrs. Win. Diegel
ading the scripture lesson.
ayer by Mrs. Ed !Scherbarth,
is Psalm was read responsively
d by Mrs. Dalton Hinz, Mrs.
ell Sholdice presented the
pie "What Makes A Good
inc". Hymn `'.Love Divine, All
ve Excelling" and '0 Happy
ma" were sung and the devo-
n closed with the Lord's
a3'er, Mrs. Fred Young the
esident, then took .charge of
business. The ladies were
ed to cater for a wedding the
er part of July.
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Birthday was reported by
Mrs. Wm. Diegel and a hymn
was sung in her honor. Meeting
closed with the 'Doxology.
Bliss Doreen Siemon is spend-
ing a few days holidaying with
relatives in Hamilton-
McKILLOP
The Ghildrens' Day. program
held here on Sunday evening,
bosh interesting and instructive,
was appreciated by the audience,
consisted of musical numbers
and recitations, and an address
by the pastor, Rey. H. Brox.
Mr, and 'Stewart Pepper of
Kippers were Sunday visitors
with 'Mr. and 'Mrs. Norman Eg-
gert.
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W liars i Frederick elc Koe4iler
of
40 .Downie St. .died in Strat-
ford General Hospital Wednes-
day .afternoon'after an illness of
five weeks. He was born in Oak-
ville, Nov, 11, 1904, and had
been a resident of Stratford for
11 years (being employed by the
ONR as stationary engineer. Be
onus a son of ,the late Henry
Koehler and is survived by his
another of .McKillop twp. He ser-
ved in the second World War
and was a member of the Vet-
erans' Association,.and of .Strat-
ford (Lodge A I+ and A M. Also
surviving are his wife the form-
er Gladys Quilpp, one son, Stan-
ley le. Koehler shand one daughter,
g' ,
Mrs ID (Ruth) !Stevens of Kitch-
ener, three sieteas, Mrs Wan
Koehler •(Melinda) of McKillop;
Mrs. Andrew IS• teinker'(Laura)
of Stratford; 'Mrs. Jack ,(lLiydia)
Banks of Regina; Mrs. Hugh
Purvis (IAmand'a) of Nilestone.
The .funeral nvas head on Satur-
day at 2 p.m. to Avondalle Cem-
etery.
WALTON
Mr. Glenn Oliver having pas-
sed his second year pre -medi-
cine with a high mark, 'lea's been
admitted to the four-year course
in anedicine at Western Univer-
sity, London.
The June aneeting of the Wal-
ton W. I. wild ibe (held in the
community hall, Walton, an
Thursday evening, June 28 com-
mencing at 8 o'clock. 'The guest
speaker for the evening will be
Mr, Roy Cousins of ,Brussels.
,Everyone welcome.
The Majestic W. I, of .Brus-
sels 'would like ,the menubers of
the Walton Institute to join.them
for' the extension service course
"'Hospitality Foods", to be held
in Brussels Public Library on
June 26 and 27, 1.30 to 4 p,m.
WINTHROP
:Miss :Isabelle Betties, R.N., of
Galt, spent the .weekend at her
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bolton
of ,Seaforth were Sunday guests
of his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
:Russell T. Bolton,
Mr. Hugh Gordon is in 'Scott
Memorial Hospital undergoing
treatment
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The county crusher has moved
from 'Patrick's pit and the tti�p.
crusher 'has gone from aSmith's
pit, and the tnvp, roads are in
good shape now.
McKILLOP
The McKillop Grain Club held
their meeting in the 'Seaforbh
District High !So'hoo on June 18
at 8,30 p.m. The meeting opened
with the 4-H 'pledge. The min-
utes were read and business dis-
cussed. Roll was called with 16
members present, Classes of red
clover, oats and .barley were
judged and d everyrm
ennlbex gave
reasons 'for placing The final
placings were made by Arthur
Boldon in the red clover; La-
verne Gadkin in the (barley and
Earl MdSpadden in the oats, The
members were ell given pamph-
lets galled "Your Guide to
IChemioal Weed 'Control •In Field
.Crops". IA battle of soft drinks
and cookies were passed to the
.members. Meeting was then ad-
journed.
SEAFORTH W. I.
The regular meeting of the
Seaforth W. I. was 'held at the
home of Mrs. Wilfred 'Coleman
on Tuesday evening, June 12,
with a good attendance. Pres.,
Mrs. 'McKenzie opened 'the meet-
ing with the Institute Ode, Mary
Stewart !Collect .and Lord's
Prayer in unison. Thankyou
notes were read from Mrs, lMur-
iel MOLachlan and (Mrs. Lillian
Pepper. Guelph Holiday Week,
July 16-20, was discussed; any-
one
nyone wishing to go, please con-
tact secretary, (Mrs. Harold Eu
gill, Mrs. A. Crozier gave the
treasurer's ,report. Report of
District Annual was given by
Mrs, J. Hillebreeht and Mrs.W.
Coleman. We, •am'iong several In-
stitutes, are invited to visit Fan -
shames lam on June 20; anyone
wishing to go contact +Mrs. San-
dy Pepper or (Mrs. Lorne Carter.
Mrs. Sandy Doig gave •a report
on Canadian Association of Con-
sumers. $25 was donated to the
Agricultural 'Society to provide
prizes for the club girls at the
THE SEAFORTH NEWS—Thursday, June 21, 1956
RegentTheatre
Thurs. Fri. ,Sat , Juno 21':-22-23 RORDI:R RIVER
Joel McCrea - Yvonne De, Carle
Adventure with explosive action and reckless romance
Mon. Tues, Wed., June 25-31-27 'TROUBLE 1N TEE GLEN +
Orson Welles - Margaret Lockwood
Fresh and fell of fight when the new world °lashes with the old, Filmed: in
Scotland end written by the author of 'The Quiet Man"
DOUBLE BILL — Thum, Fri. Sat., Jane 25-29-20
A Lawless Street Randolph Scott - Angela Lansbury
Pack 'Train Gene Autry
OUR SALE
Will End on SAT. JUNE 23
BE SURE TO GET SOME OF
THE BARGAINS
WILLIS SHOE STORE
The little store with the BIG BARGAINS
During this sale all purchases are CASH
fall fair. Lt was moved that each
hostess have a to -hostess for her
meeting. Girds are reminded of
the picnic on ,Monday, June 25;
there will be further notice.
Mrs. R. M. Scott opened her part
of the meeting with the first
verse of "Old Fo11as at Home",
with 'Mrs. Ross Gordon as lead,-
er.
ead-er. (Mrs. Sandy Doig introduced
the guest speaker, Miss Elford,
who gave a very inspiring talk
on Home Economics and Health,
pointing out that rig'h't food is
very important to keep us heal-
thy and told of how many sub-
jects you have to Study to 'be-
eoaiie a Hoene -Economies teach-
er, and several other good
points. Mrs. Sandy (Doig thanked
Miss .Elford for her talk and
Mrs. Wilfred +Coleman for the
use of her home. The aneeting
closed with God save the Queen.
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Mrs. Ross Gordon ted in singing
the Institute rally song and we
are all to know it and sing it at
the next meeting. A .delicious
lunch was served by the (hostess
and lunch committee and a social
half hour was spent.
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THURSDAY and FRIDAY
June 21 and 22
"War of Worlds"
• Gene Barry
• Anne Robinson
(TWO CARTOONS)
SATURDAY and MONDAY
June 23 and 25
"THE GIRL NEXT DOOR"
• Dari Daily
• June Haver
• -Dennis Day
(TWO CARTOONS)
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
June 26 and 27
"NAKED JUNGLE”
(Colors
• Charlton Heston
• Eleanor Parker
(TWO 'CAR.TOOIS)
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