The Seaforth News, 1956-07-12, Page 5THE SEAFORTH NEWS—Thursday, July 12, 1956
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NOTICE •
Closed for holidays from
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RECEPTION
& DANCE
For Mr. and Mrs. John
Taylor (Dorothy Pincombe)
Hensall Towle. Hall, Friday,
July 13th
Des jardin a Orchestra. Everybody
welcome. Ladies bring lunch
Waterloo Cattle Breeding
Association
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
Tuesday Evening, July 17
at 7.30 p.m. will be our annual
BULL NIGHT
Everyone is welcome to join us in this evening of
education, fellowship, fun and inspection of bulls.
Guest speaker, Bob Carbert, Farm Editor for CRNX
-TS/Ingham. Radio and TV.
For artificial breeding service or more information
call collect to
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between 7.30 and 9.30 A.M.
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OPEN EVENINGS PHONE 541
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Dundas St, et Market Lane and Market Square
London, Ont,
In the heart of the shopping district
A LONG ESTABLISHED SAVINGS CORPORATION
TOWN TOPICS
Drs. Donald and J3i11 Munn
have arrived home from Honolu-
lu, Hawaii, where they have been
taking post -graduate training• at
the Queen's General 'Flospi!tal.
They are visiting their parents,
Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Munn,
Mr. and {Mrs. Lorne Dale and
granddaughters, IMiisses ,Glenda
Johnston and Lynn Wrigllut spent
two days last week as guests in
Wallaoehurg and Dresden, also
attending the wedding of their
son, Donald, to Miss Barbara
Sauer, R.N., whieh took place in
the !Presbyterian {Church, {Dres-
den, on Thursday, July 5011. The
little girls were acting blower
girls.
Dr. R. P. Dougall of Toronto
'was a guest at the home oCE Ms.
and Mrs. IM U. Rennie.
Mrs. Helen Kirldby of Lon-
don is visiting her aunt (Miss
Minnie .Somerville.
IMr. and Mrs. Jack Cleary,
la. land Mrs. Pat •Cleary, Lon-
don, and Mrs. Wm. Cleary, of
Toronto were weekend guests a
Mr. and Mrs. W. J.Cleary.
'Miss Ann Powers, Waterloo,
spent the weekend with friends
here.
MasterPeter
!Stiles es
and Miss
Patricia Stiles have returned af-
ter a holiday spent with Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Morris in 'Bayfield.
IMr. John (McQuaid spent the
!weekend with this niece, Miss
Florence McQuaid, ISitrwtford.
(Miss !Madeline Horbhaan is hol-
idaying lvibh her uncle and aunt
Mr. and /Mrs.. D. !Cooper, Bruce -
field.
IMiss Lois Ann Williams, Flor-
ida, U.S.A., is spending her•holi-
days with her cousin,'Miss Joan
Williams.
BORN
Bettger —At Scott Memorial Hospital
on July 10, to Mr and Mrs. W. H.
Bettger, Seaforth, a daughter
10051 an—On Sunday, July 8th, at
Wingham General Hospital, to Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. J. Ttlnahan (Mary Idennedy),
St. Augustine, a daughter -. ... _ ..
WINTHROP.
The W. A. and. WIMS meeting
was held in the schoolroom of
the 'church on Wed, evening,
July 4 when -there was an at-
tendance of 20. The meeting was
opened by the singing of hymn
519 after which the ladies stood
for a moment of prayer. Mrs.
Smith, the president, noted that
the Dominion of Canada had cel-
ebrated its birthday theSunday
before. We should be proud of
this wonderful land and also
proud of our ancestors who
founded our fine homes. It was
decided to send two girls to Al-
ma !College in August. Mrs. G.
Smith !gave a reading on stew-
ardship. She said that we must
:be faithful above all else, A
Playlet "It -Could :Be You", pre-
sented by Mrs. H. J. Rapson,
las. Les :Pepper, and Mrs. Wm.
Alexander was very interesting
and helpful. The meeting closed
with a hymn and prayer. A so-
cial cup of tea was served.
CROMARTY
Mr. T. McCallum, of Toronto,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Will Miller last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd .Sorsdahl
and Connie !left on Saturday for
a motor trip to the West.
Mrs. !Dan McKellar, Russell
and Joy Anne, Buffalo, called
on friends here during the week-
end. Russell is spending the va-
cation weeks with Mr, and Mrs.
John Wallace.
Mrs. Ruby Routly, St. Marys
is a visitor with !Mrs. Thos.
Scott Sr. and other relatives.
Many (Cromarty friends of
Mr. and Mrs. 'Robert Hulley at-
tended their reception in Win-
throp hall on Friday night.
;Miss Patsy Drake, 'Staffa, is
holidaying with :Miss Ld'ura
Ohappel.
. Mr. Prank Stagg and Mrs. M.
Houghton visited on Sunday
with !Mr. .and Mrs. John Hough-
ton, (Mildmay.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Wallace !during dike week-
end were Mr. and !Mrs. G. Haegy
of London, Mr. and Mrs. Allan
FOR
CANVAS
FOOTWEAR
LADIES & MEN'S
IT'S
Willis Shoe Store
Brownie's
DRIVE-IN -
LIMITED
CLINTON
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Next to the .Community Park
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
July 12 and 13
"THE DAM, BUSTERS"
e Richard Todd
• Michael Redgrave
(TWO !C'AIRTOONIS)
SATURDAY and MONDAY
July 14 and 16
"HONDO"
(Color)
• John Wayne
(TWO CARTOONS)
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
July 17 and 18
"UNCHAINED"
• Chester Morris
o Barbara Hale
Featurette:
"Small Town Idol" (color)
(O!NE CARTOON)
Tuesday—"DOLLAR" NITE
$1.00 Admits a Carload !
EO% OPiems OPP.NS AT l P.M.
BROWSTARTS AT DUSK
CHILDREN. UNDER 52 IN SASS FREE
Ilaegy, Ottawa, Mr. and !Mrs.
Ralph 'Sohellenlburg, Mr. and
!Mrs. Freely and son, .London,
and Mr, and Mrs. (Horton Mc-
Dougall.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex .Crago, St.
Marys called on friends in the
village on 'Sunday evening.
Mr. and )Mrs. Otto Walker vis-
ited on Sunday evening with
their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. (Robert Hulley.
Mrs, T. L. !Scott was hostess
for the Jul meeting of WMS.
!Mrs. W. )anper presided and
led in :the worship service. The
topic "I will (build my IOhurah"
was given by ;MTS. T. L. Scott,
who also spoke briefly on the
highlights of bhe June 'Confer-
ence which was held at Avonton,
Mrs. M. Lamont had charge of
the ':body Iboold with Mrs. Har-
burn, Mrs. Sorsdahl, Mrs. Laing,
!Mrs. Harper, Mrs T. L. /Scott
and Mrs..Mc'lCaig !assisting. Mrs.
Allen gave current events from
the Glad Tidings. The meeting
was closed with prayer by Mrs.
Harper. The Ladies' Aid appoint-
ed Mrs. Mervin Dow and Mrs.
Jas. (Miller as a Bower .commit-
tee for July and. August.
A funeral service for the late
Mrs.
William P
a c
tri kpiss ho Pass-
ed ed away et the home of .her
daughter and son-in-law, Dr.
and Mrs. Lance Norris, Wyam-
ing, on Friday, was held in
iCroanasty !Presbyterian' {Church
on Monday with a large crowd
of 'relatives and friends in at-
tendance. Rev. S. Kerr of Ex-
eter and Cromarty conducted :bhe
service and the .Cromarty Male
Quartette sang two appropriat
numbers, Mrs. Patrick was th
former Jean Hyslop and wa
'born in Tuckersnrith tw!p, whey
she resided until her marriag
to NIr, !Patrick in . 1904. The;
spent !their !married !life on bh!
old Patrick :farm on :Staffs lin
until :moving to Wyoming.
Besides her sorrowing husban
she is survived by one daughter
Mrs. Lance .(Agnes) Norris o
Wyoming; one sister, (Mrs. J
Hudson, Hensall; a brother, Mr
Ralph Hyslop, Tuckersmibh, enc
two grandchildren, Ronald ant
.Barbara Norris, Wyoming. A
daughter Janet, predeceased he
several years ago.
The !pallbearers were Messrs
Roy Patric!:, John Patrick, Robt,
Patrick, Thomas Laing, Andrew
Moore and Harvey Moore.
Flowerbearers were ':Messrs.
Stewart O'.Brien and Mr. Cliff
Thompson of Wyoming, and Gor-
don Laing, Montgomery Davis,
William Lamport and Kenneth
McKellar.
Friends were present from
Toronto, Streetsvdl•1e, lInnerldip,
!Seaforth, Zurich, Brucefield,
ri
Weyomingt. and surrounding dist-
e
d
BRODHAGEN
DIEGEL REUNION
The annual Diegel reunion was
held on 'Sunday, July 1st at the
home of Mr, and (Mrs, •Harold
Rock, R. R. Bornholm with a
good crowd attending. Races
were held and .games played.
The races were in charge of Mr.
and !Mrs. Ronald Hinz, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Jailing, IMr. and
Mrs. Wan. Bennewies. Games in
charge of Mr: and Mrs. Martin
Riegel, Mr. and 'Mrs. Howard
Querengesser, Mr. and Mrs, Nor-
man Kistner. Booth, Mr. and Mrs.
George :Sherrin. President, 'Geo.
Wright conducted the meeting
preceding the supper end Glen
Diegel, Sec.-Treas., read the
minutes of last year's meeting.
The newly elected committee re-
sulted as follows: Pres., Ronald
Hinz; !Sec.-Treas., Gary 'S'hold-
iee. Booth !Com., Mr. and !Mrs.
Russell .Sholdice, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Rock. Race lCam., Mr. and
Mrs. David Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Rolph, .Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Young. Bingo ,Com., Mr. .and
Mrs. Mervin Leonhardt, Mr, and
:Mrs. John Oldfield, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Johnston. Soft ball Com.,
Ronald Drager. Horse ahoe, Geo.
Leonhardt,
The next meeting to be held
the first 'Sunday in July at the
home of Mr. and !Mrs. Joseph
Smith, (McKillop.
!Prizes for the oldest lady
went to Mrs. Alma Diegel; the
oldest gent, George Diegel; the
youngest baby, Nancy Jane Die -
gel, 5 week old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Diegel, fMitohel3.
longest married couple, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. !Leonhardt. latest mar-
ried couple, Mr. and Mrs. Ron-
ald Hinz.
The race results: Girls 3 and
years, Katherine Lyon, Starr
ischer; boys 3 and 4 yrs., Laur-
i Fischer, Roger Diegel; girls 5
d 6, Gloria Diegel, Janice
Wright; ;boys 5•and •6, Boblby
istner, Jimmy Riegel; girls 7,
, 9, 'Shirley Voch, Joyce Rock;
oys 7, 8, 9, Bruce 'Wright, Ed -
ie Baker; girls 10, 11, 12, Ray
ock, Roger .Sholdice; wheel'bar-
ow race, Donald Diegel and
loria Diegel; p'e plate race,
herry Hressler, Ed Baker; .bis-
uit race, Bruce Wright; adults
breaker race, Mrs. David
avis; !blindfold race, Mr. and
r
s. onalld Ralph; toothpick
nd life saver relay, Howard
uerengesser; man ,pinning die-
er on doll, Howard Querenges-
r; ladies slip showing race,
rs. John Oldfield; men step -
ng off 100 ft., !Martin Diegel,
Mr, and Mrs Lord Dicicison and
intra, Mr, and llrs. Harold
nyth, with Mr, and Mrs. Robert
bb for the holiday week end.
The Brodhageu Band assisted
Zurich Centennial on Wednes-
ay evening. They were guests
the Gloor-Knipe reception at
rale B Ranch, Sebriugville, on
ursday evening, the groom be -
a member of the band.
Mrs. Chas. Ahrens and grand -
on Clayton Ahrens, acconlpani
Donald Ahrens to Ottawa.
Edwin, Scherbarth was confin-
to Sealorth hospital with a
t infection; also Mrs, Wilbur
egy underwent a minor oper-
on at the same hospital: both
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have returned home.
Miss Ordelia Wolfe and Miss
June Wolfe of Detroit visited Mr,
and 'Vire. Lavern Wolfe. Mr. and
Mrs. Lavern Wolfe visited Mrs,
(!'red 'toilets near Monkton.
Mr, and Mrs Dinham and Mrs.
Alvin Bell of Toronto with Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph hicks.
Master Robert McGill of Mitch,
ell hae been holidaying with kis
grandparents Mr, and Mrs. Geo.
Eickmoir
Miss Diane and Master Larry
Beuermann of Seaforth have been
holidaying with their grandmoth-
er Mrs. Louise Hillebrecht
Mrs. John Eliigson of Mitchell
with Mrs..Annie Eliigson.
Mrs. Howard Querengesser, Su-
san, Patricia and Elizabeth. of
Mitchell with Mr. and Mrs. Rus-
sell .Sholdice this week. Susan
and Patricia attending vacation
Bible school here.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Becker,
Dorothy, Kathy, -.Gordon, David
and Helen of London with Mr,
and Mrs. Milton Rock on .Friday,
Dorothy, Kathy and Gordon re-
maining
Gary and Warren Sholdioe are
at Eclgewood Camp, Eden Mills
near Guelph, for two weeks, Gary
is Athletic Director.
Mr. add Mrs. George Howes of
Orillia and Ray Beuerman, RCAF,
Edgar, with Mr. and Mrs. Manuel
Beuermann for the week end.
Ray is remaining with his par-
ents for two weeks' leave. '
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bennewies,
Mr. and Mrs. Rhine Kahle and.
Carol, of Mitchell, at the same
home on Sunday, Carol remain-
ing for a week's holidays;
Mr. and 'Mrs, Wm. Agar !(Car-
rie IMogk) of Penticton, B.C.,
visited at the homre of John F.
Prueter recently.
Mrs. Louise Hille'brecht of
Kitchener with her sister, Mrs,
Ed Prueter and Mr. Prueter re-
cently.
Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Hoegy,
Barbara, Maynard, Bonita and
Merle .attended the Daer Reun-
ion at Rostock recently.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mogkre-
ceived word on Monday of the
sudden death of a heart attack
Of Joe 'Berry of Mount Hope.
His wife is the former Minnie
Miler. The funeral to be held
on Thursday. {Mrs. Berry has
many relatives here.
.'Mr, and Mrs. Ed Fischer, Keith
and Brian of .Seaforbh with,4Ylrs.
Rosins {Miller on !Sunday.
Carol Lyn Shop
Anuval Summer Sale.
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CADBURY'S INSTANT
CHOCOLATE 1 -lb pkg 49c
2 tins 29c
20 oz. tins
MAPLE LEAF SOCKEYE
SALMON 734 oz tin 43c
OGILVIE WHITE
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LIPTON'S CHICKEN NOODLE
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2 pkgs 25c
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Dainty
RICE'
1 -lb pkg 16c
IGA
CATSUP
11 oz bot. 23c
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5 lbs. Snoboy Oranges 59c bag
Bananas, 2 lbs. 29c
Ont. Head Lettuce, 2 Ig. heads 33c
Jubilee Peaches, 2 lbs. 35c
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Grape Fruit Juice tin 26c
48 oz. tin
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Saran Wrap, 12" roll 39c
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Shortening 1 -lb ctn 32c
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Coffee 1 -lb bag 95c
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Breeze (5c off) gt size 75c
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