HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1956-08-09, Page 4BRODHAGEN
Mr. George ,Diegel is holiday-
' Mg in Fort Erie with. Mr. and
Mrs, George Rose.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rose
and family of Fort Erie visited
Mr, and airs, Wnl Diegel and
Geo. Diesel reeentlr
lir. and Mrs. Orval Whitfield
of St. Catharines with Mr. and
Mrs, Russell Sholdice.
Mr. and Jars. •Russell Shoidice
and family attended the Mor-
ris Oentennial in 'dalton and
Brussels.
Mn. and airs. John Fischer
and Martin of Toronto with
Rev and Mrs. E. Fischer,
Airs. Rosma Miller observed
her :5th birthday on July 31st.
Mr. Herman Hinz is confuted
to Seaforth -hospital with a hit,
ininry.•
Mr. Chas. Puschelhelg is
confined to Stratford General
Hospital.
Mr, and Mrs. John L, Benne-
Wies are visiting their family in
Detroit, Windsor and 'Ruthren.
Lakeview Casino
GRAND BEND
Dancing
Wednesday
Friday
Saturday
CLIFF SCANLON
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
n
Rain or Shine 1 •
SUNDAY EVE. CONCERT
AUGUST 121h.
Also , I appy •Ratite
Sponsoredby C .B. Lions Club
Mr, and Mrs. John G. Diegel
of Ferris, spent the weekend
visiting' her mother, Mre. Louise
Hinz and other relatives.
lir. and airs. Manuel Beuer-
inan spent the weekend in Kit-
elleuer With Mr.. and Mrs. 1\'lu,
Jacob.
Mr. WWayne Beuerman, Strat-
ford is holidaying at the home
- of his ,parents, ;Mr, and Mrs.
Manuel Beuernnan,
Mr. and firs, Lorne Wolfe
and Marcel, Stratford, with air,
and ,airs, Lavern Wolfe on Sun-
day.
The Brodltagen Band took
part at the Morris Centennial at
Brussels on Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Stanek,
Warren and Janet of Kitchener
with her parents:, '31r. and Mrs.
Albert Querengesser,
Mr. and airs. Wm. Queren-
gesser and air, and Mrs, John
G Diegel of Ferris . with Mr.
and firs, Howard Querengesser,
Mitchell, on Sunday.
Mr. Irvin Gloor has been re-
ceiving treatment at Stratford
Hospital for infection on his
hand.
Miss Jacqueline Drager and
Master Hari*ey of Seaforth with
their grandparents, Lair. and
airs. Henry Leonhardt and aunt
and uncle, Mr,. and Mrs, Herinan
Leonhardt.
Flowers were placed on the
altar of St. Peter's- Lutheran
Church on Sunday in memory of
Henry L. Diegel, who passed
away three years ago Aug. 4th.
They were •placed there by his
wife and finnily,
lin and lits. Laverne Wolfe
attended the wedding t'eoepticn
in Kitchener on Saturday of
.airs, Loraine Burnett to air,
Harry Byers.
ilii•. and M.re. -Michael Connol-
ly and .family and Mrs. John
Hint Sr, with Mr. and Mrs. La-
verne Wolfe.
Visitors at the home of lir.
and Mrs. Chas. Pushelberg on
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Regular salary increases based on
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Staff benefits include life insurance,
sickness and accident coverage, and
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Applicants should be high school graduates
between 17 and 22. Please apply in person,
between 8:30 and 4:15 Monday to Friday, to
the 'Personnel Department.
LONDON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Head Office — Dufferin Avenue at Wellington Street
London, Ontario
Sunday were Mr, and ,lies. Wil-
fred Diebold of Kitchener, firs,
Wm Crawford of Mitchell, 1Ir.
and -airs. Chas. Groul, Milver-
ton, Mr, and lits. Gordon John-
ston, Londesboi•o, Mr. and Mrs.
Orval Parrot and girls, alonk-.
ton. Mr. and lits, Aubrey Eick-
nneir.
31r. and -Mrs. Lorne 'Mueller
spent Sundo> With Dar. and
airs. Carl Bennew'ies in Water-
loo.
Visitors at the home of :aft•.
and Mrs. Chas Pusohelberg on
Sunday were fir, and Mrs. Jahn
Selling, Mr. and,.airs. Alf Mae-
lien of Blyth, lair. and Mrs, Wit-
fred Riehl of Wingham, Mr. and
.airs. Joihn 'llorenz of Bramp-
ton,
+Mr, and Mrs, Farrell Kinna-
and t Tonini •
� of -Cleveland,
,lir, and firs. Wilfred Kiinkman
of Elmira with Mr. and Mrs.
Dalton Hinz.
(Miss Shirley Riehl returned
to Loudon after two weeks hol-
idays at the home of her father,
Wm. S, Riehl
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth New-
ton and Diane of Toronto, Mr.
and Mts. Arthur !Morton, Osh-
awa, Mrs. Bell of Toronto with
Mr, and Mrs, Lew Hicks and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hicks.
Mr. and !Mrs. Albert Smith,
Sandra and Arthur of Orange-
ville With his parents, air. and
airs, Ed Smith. Arthur remain-
ed for holidays.
firs. Fred Herbert under-
went an operation at Stratford
Hospital last week,
Mr. and Mrs.- Geo. Jarinuth•
and family at -Edgewood Camp,
Eden •Bills, on .Sundae. Bobby
Jarmuth retrained for Junior
Camp this week.
Mr, ,Chas, Ahrens returned
hone from Seaforth Hospital
after an operation last week.
Mr. and _Mrs. George Young
of Stratford, _airs. Idora Diegel
of as tchell with Mr. and Mrs.
Wnt. Diegel on Sunday,
alt•. and Mrs. Alvin Rose of
Sarnia with Mr, and Mrs. Chris
W. Leonhardt on Sunday.
:31r. and Mrs. G. Rot Hart of
here attended a shower for Mr.
and .ales, Ted Wolfe at Circle
B Ranch on:, Wednesday even-
ing, •
Mr. Ray � Beuerman returned
to RCAF .Station Edgar after
three weeks leave at his home
here.
Results of S. S. 4, Brodha en
School:
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To Grade 9: Arthur Diegel,
Roy Wolfe; to Grade 8; Larry
Tie:Wow-sky, Shirley Trentonis-
ky, Gerald Hinz, Darline Fren-
ch, Diane Rock, Elaine Ben-
newies, Bobby Ahrens; to Grade
7:e Gary-Priestap; to Grade :6:
Roger .Sholdice Paul IPriestap,
Roy Rock, Richard Leonhardt,
Kenneth Ahrens, Jane Rock,
,lean French; to Grade 5: Phyl-
lis Hinz, Billy 191orenz, Allan
French; to Grade 4: !Cheryl
Bennewies, Bambara Hoegy,
Paul Rock, Joyce Rock, Karen
Wolfe; to Grade •8: Larry Kist-
ner, Maynard 'Hoegy: to Grade
2: Howard :Morenz, 'Bob'.be-Rock;
to Grade 1: .Alvin Hicks, Gary
Rock, Bobby Fischer, 'Mr. James
Love, teacher.
CMr, and Mrs. Kenneth Mc/.
Leod and boys of 'London, ,Mts.
Barbara McLeod, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Wolfe, Mitchell with _Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Ahrens.
IMr. and firs. J. Crosson (Jean
Diegel) of ,London with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heary
E. Diegel, -
Mr, and vMrs. Hugh McCor-
mick, Mr, and Mrs. Albert
Aussman of Galt with Mr. and
Ms's: Wilbur Hoeg'y.
lair, and Mrs. Ed .3filler of
Walton visited air. Gottlieb
Mueller recently.
Rev. E. Fischer and Grace
stet ,Mrs. Fischer at 'Balton Air-
port on Tuesday evening. She
had spent the past month in
Nova Scotia with her father
and her son, Rev. Paul Fischer
and .all•.:. Fischer.
WALTON
The Walton Branch of
London, air. and _lits George
Women's Institute Bret in
community hall on Thursd
Wheatley and Larry of McKil-
evening, July 20th with shelop with liter. Elizabeth Rock. ,'lean in charge of Mrs. St
air. and airs, V gin, Jacob of :art Humphries and Mrs. H
Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs. J. Travis joint conveners
Kahle of Milford, Mich., with ^animurrrty Activities and P
lir. and Mrs. Manuel Beuerman lie Relations. The preside
0m Sunday.airs. Margaret Hun p- :iee p
.lir, and air.. Ted Malone and sided for the first part of h
Rath of •llig nook railed on Mrs. meeting opening with the Ins'
Annie E... ,on on Sunday. tut Ode and Mary
Rev. E. Fischer and daughter e iy Stewart C
Grace spent a few days visiting ;etc. The secretary, ears, 31
his son Mr, and Mts. David Fis- ''ur Turnbull, and ep is.. 31
chef• at Ha' er vide and friends Tone-rlasie Bundles meeting. tng. P ans reported
a tnionvi:le' made for a visit to Wingham
Mi•. and Mrs. Russell Sho:d- August When the branch wi
ire and Beverley. Mn and airs. visit- the Radio and T.V. Stasi
W. L. Quererigeeser at Edge- and conclude the afternoon wi
wood Camp. Eden .trills on Sat- a niriiic in the park,
uday. Roger returned home Mrs. Ross McCall explain
the
tale
ay
pt'o-
ew-
erb attack. Mr. Webster was born in
of Lucknow and came to Stanley in
ub- 1920. where lie farmed until re-
nt, tiling to Varna last winter and
re- becoming township road supe•in-
t e tendent He had been a member
ti- , of council for 16 years, RTC as
el- reeve of the township.
il- He was a member of Varna
is. United Church. He was director
clan of Hay Fire Insurance Co., presi-
e dent of Heusall agricultural so -
in clety; director of Bayfield agri-
ll cultural society and Clinton agri-
on cultural society.
ith
accompanied by ears. G. Smith.
Mrs, Art Alexander• read a story
on racial ,prejudice. Slain
Beattie and 'Marlene Peppe
played a ,piano duet.
BLAKE
Mr. •and Mrs. Harold Finla,
and 'family were to Bethel o
Sunday attending a church ser
vice' there,' and also visited rel
atives during the afternoon.
Mr. and 'Mas. James Dins
more of Windsor and Miss Fan
'ina Dinsmore of London wet
recent visitors with the Dins
more relatives in this vicinity
Ronald Dinsmore, who spent
holiday with his friends here, re
turning with his parents to
Windsor,
.Mrs. Bon and Mr, 'Bon are en
joying a visit with their sister
from Toronto,
Mr. Hugh McBride of Lon-
don is holidaying with his par-
ents and !brothers in the vicinity.
HENSALL
Mr. and lies. Donald Walker
of Toronto are holidaying with
the fornrer's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Walker.
,lar. and Mrs. Thos. Kyle re-
turned home from a pleasant
visit with their son, Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Kyle in St. Cathar-
Ines.
VARNA
Elmer J. Webster
A large nuuiber attended the
funeral of Elmer James Webster,
former reere of Stanley, which
was held in Clinton on July 29
by Rey T. J. Pitt, under auspices
of Varna LOL, Interment was in
Baird's Cemetery, Pall bearers
were Ross Scott, Harvey Cole-
man, Clarence Parks. Anson Cole-
man, Robert Reid. Alvin Irwin,
Directors of Hay Fire Insurance
Co. were honorary flower bearers.
Flower bearers were Arnold Ma-
kins, Aldie Mustard, Harvey Hay-
ter, Albert Heiner. Robert Web-
ster. Mae Webster, Cecil Webster.
William Hayter, Thomas Grealis,
John Pepper. William Webster.
William Taylor,
Death occurred in Clinton hos-
pital on July 26 following a heart
with them.what arrangements had been.
Miss Gwen Rock, R \., Kitcar ,wade for ,his outing. The first
ener. Ret-• and firs. Ro, ern part carte to a close with
Rork and 1 Rebecca o£ Walker-
ton
sura -song accompanied 'by 31
un
with their parent„ .air. and Herb Travis. 'Mrs. Gordon M
Mrs. Edwin Ro k. Gavin brought greetings from
Mr. Donald Ahrens, Hamilton Mrs, W. T. Ewen of Guei_oh,
with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. who was formerly director h,
Chas. Ahrens for the weekend. Wonnens' Institutes for •Ontari0±
o.
Mr. and Sirs. Lavern Wolfe The meeting was • taken over
and Don with Mr. and :firs. by Mrs, Stewart Humphries and
Pick Watson,.Exeter on Satur- MPS.Herb Travis. Miss Marilyn
day. Johnston favored with two well -
lit, and aft. Carman Mogk1rendered solar, "Ivory Towers''
and Wendy of St. Thomas wrthland "It's Almost To -morrow" Mr. and Mrs. George -1Pogk, r accompanied by Mrs. Jack Bry-
Miss Joyce Rock, daughter o.
Mr. and .lies. Haro`d Rook is; ans. airs. Stewart Humphries
spending two weeks at Port El- introduced the gaest speaker,
with her aunt and unc,e, i Borth, In openinndrew Lean lir. olicLear
,,,gin Mr.and Mrs. Lyon and fanny;
o- Lonao•, remarked his was the larger
n
Quite a -Biber from here 1meeting of this sort be had at-
, a:re Bled he wedding reeet ien tended.
! at C'ro:e B H. Sebrinei-ille i lici.es .. Eby asWPt sen Huntnhric-
Mr -
en Fr:, n evening,
A va .•+e of relativeis •ort Io't away a the Institute. A
;skit was presented by the Ma-
;;estic Institute of Brusels en-
-: titled "The meeting of a Flutter
• 'dare-, Institute", Those taking
were:3f Leach Mrs.
ed
He was director of Huron soil
and crop improvement associa-
tion and the Huron county hog
producers association,
He was a member of Varna
a LOL, of the Black Preceptol•y, a
r' past master of south Huron LOL,
c' and I00F. Brucefield,
Twice married ;air. 'Webster's
first wife, Flossie Makins, died in
1953. Last year he married Mrs,
Alice Livingston who survives.
Also surviving are his mother,
Mrs. Robert Webster. Clinton; a
son Grant on the home farm; a
daughter Mrs. George Clifton,
Kippen, aid five grandchildren;
IWo brothers, Watson and Melvin
Webster, of Varna, and a step
daughter. Mrs. John McCaig, of
Baden. Germany.
ere M u a Mrs. Bel:.
3a He • i-way MrsDavis,
Mrs.Eva Mrs. Cousin. alts.
Mathesonand Mrs, C.Lone.
The Brussels Branch were in -
:ed .e evening.A
' as won by
Mrs.Ber: Johnston. A socia'
followed, : h e ladies'.
z•- ._ +� formed .?`roup.- conn±
tables.A very :uncle
was served by - aciecia `
- pJ•' :e' for h e 000s -
s Mrs. li . Bell v Brasse'_
r.. vote :hwnks- to e
-,Wal i.':� cies t a very en`oy-
a • n",e evening.. _ e meeting c:os-
ef w�- the "Qneen'-
r The-a:n::::: :ioaic of Duo: -f.'s
United e Church S •*ea S o Iu.
e e Liara- a. $ea-'
;o fa, a ren.. - with
attendance.
Do ; 0 _ of Pres-
TA ;'? the -,St -Sort':
• t ren-- Mr. and
''1a.:c ^realer, returned
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GOOD
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MECHANIZATION PAYS BY GETTING A
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A big advantage of good mechanization is its ability to get a lot of
work done hi a hurry once you can get on the land To put the crop in
or i=nto a decd ready' to be harvested. This work output of good equip-
ment pays of in two ways—it enables you to ofet or forestall the
erect of unfavorable ,conditions and with it you can make the MOST
of the period when conditions are most favorable. You stand to
benefit the most when you can do a lot of eccding or harvesting
when the time is right.
From the 1956 �1Sasse -Harris and Fergon lines of equipment
engineered to meet the nem of fanning today you raa select mar.1'ires
that will enable you to gain the adh-anrages of modern mechanization
—your local dealer will be glad to give you full particulars.
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Earl a= is • a` ail and
Mr?. W. G.;.Sna
Sunday a: far n z ake.
Mr. and Mrs-. Geo. 31,2Zure
an - - Lenr re
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s a.. Mro. Wite, iatteah staid '.•
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':o ' a^ .n - and year our V'
' ▪ e 1era • - with a petit' I
-,c J=n'?...^.,-•ss, tint- Geo. Case
iretd a Story y'r a' a"nber of
irhe 'U.N. who as x,A�red. He
old of the Lai*. of trig •moaner
W.au'n Lead [•te , d him through
life. Joan So3-'d sang' 2 tole,
THE SPAFORTIi NEWS Phueeday, August 9, 1956
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Regent heatrv
n Tllurs. Fri. Sat. Aug. 0.10.11 'PIM S1'OtI,D:ftS Jea''Cllandler -Ann Beaten
A memorable saga a Gold mall ,Ingo in Arusha - the unforgettable adventure
- story by Ilex Beach - -
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Mon, Tues. Wed., Aug, 19-14-11 ''11112(1 9TItItli$ IN Ting SUN
. Aldo Ray - Phil Carry. 'J'hc rmmuno of a Korean War veteran and the girl
who was formerly one of big: crani,.,, A. true ,tory ohms an American hay
- and a Japanese girl In love
DOUBLE BILL -- Thum. 1"r9, N,d., Aug. 10.17 -Ji
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