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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1950-06-01, Page 4THE 5 + A ORTUU NJWS StiROVVHVIAHNVVVVkit Olde Forge Bayfield June 3 Specializingin red ChickenSaturday, Steaks Comae One - Come All Aso Haluburgers, Hot Dogs s,nmcawwrsata.wsaasaeam,R_ BRODHAGEN St. Peter's Lutheran Church was not large enough to accommodate the crowd for the service on Sunday evening which was in charge of tide Luther League, the theme being "Life Sett•tee". Miss Gwen Rock read the psalm and Miss.Doris Siemon read the prayer anCalvin Diegel read the scripture lesson, and -Glenn Mogk read a prayer, Mr. Robert Rock who recently graduated - from Waterloo Seminar' and will be ordained at our church in June and who is the only son to ever enter the ministry from this congregation. preached the ser- mon un the theme "Youth fur Christ Arise", the.cnntents stress that in all walks of life it is imperative that we Bio the will of God by being a wit- ness for him. The Luther League choir sang "Jesus Saviour Pilot Me" and Rev. V'. Parker rin.ed the -service. After tide service t vne was invited to atten•l .r riRention for Rnlrt in the church has.'ment. Nev. T>ecker was the ;hairman :end have a very appr.'- prirte address. The Luther League choir sang •t.7 y � • me talk 1 to r t let with Thee". . lI : _ Betty. Jean Hinz sane: "Bless thIs House", aecollma ie,l by Mrs. . M l•i , Sippel, Mr. W. I Carroll, Prim -pal of llitebell High School of which Robert was a stu- It is an axiom that reforms can- not be effected until there is a pressure of public opinion. It is also an axiom that there is nothing like the facts to determine nubile opinion. In the matter :tf the use of bevera_e alcohol the facts are getting into the public mind. They are seen in and outside every bev- erage room. They are sordid and tragic facts. It is inevitable that in course of time public opinion will be moulded by the •facts and will judge beverage alcohol to be the harmful and destruetive agent that it is, The Huron Temperance Federation has a -good confidence that the pressure of this informed public opinion will yet bring about many much needed temperance re- f orms.—Adv'. dent gave a very interesting talk. Mrs. Philip Rock and Mrs. Chris, Leonhardt sang a duet "Bless be the tie that Binds", accompanied by Mrs, Geo. Mogk. Master Gary Sholdiceprize for hurdle jumpers. sang "0 Bread of Life", accompanied I Gentleman's turnout prize was by Miss Betty ,lean Hinz, After the taken by Wallace Munro, and lady program Robert was called to thedrivers by Mrs. Munro, p1atfor•ut and Mrs, Dan Beuermann, I S. S. 2, Tuekersmith Township, Ipiesident of the Ladies Aid, address - ,took first place for school floats in ed Robert and Mrs. Manuel Better-, the parade. The Cromarty Comedien- !mann presented him With a gift of nes, called by Earl Dick and fiddled $75.00 from the Ladies Aid. Norman for by Nelson Rowe, was top square Bennewies, Elder of the church board dancing set, • spoke a few words and Russell Shold-' Nelson Howe, of the Bannock- ! ice presented Robert with a sum of burn Pipe Band, took first place in I money from the congregation, friends the old time fiddlers' contest. Ward and relatives. Robert slaver e 1 y Alen, Mitten, took second, and Bill thanked -everyone and spoke of his Hyde, 85, third. For Mr, Hyde it was future work, the• formation of a Lu- his 40th fiddling prize since he start- ' literati Congregation at Geraldton, ed at the age of 12. Northern Ont, This field has been The baby of Mr. and Mrs. Carl previously. surveyed and the results Decker, Zurich, took first p}aoe in the reveal it to be the home of quite a baby competition. • other Hereford prizes. Jarrett Brothers, Kippen, and the °aunty Hone shared honors in the Holstein class. RV Pepper, Frank Tlloo'pson, Turnbull and Sons, Robert Her, and Tack Kinsman took the prizes: for market cattle. Winners in the breeders' speeial, for boys and girls under 21, were ' Robert -Hera, Bob Kinsman, Gladys Pepper, Murray Dawson and Ross Faber. Zimmerman Brothers, Tavistock, took top place in Percher"on or Bel- gian horse show, Darcy Rathwell, Brucefield; Peter Graham, Ilderton; and William J. Dale, Clinton,Cwe r e other winners.Zimmerman, an Graham and Dale were also winners for light draft horses. For wagon teams, single or team roadsters, and single or team car- riage horses, main winners were Bert Lee, Wilton Grove; Ed Salim- der, aluoeder, Hensall; Wallace Munro, Embro; J. L. Wright, Listowel; and Roy Finch, St. Thomas, Munro had the grand ehampion carriage horse, and top draft horse. Rowena Robbins, Shedden; Sandra Ironside, Arra; Leighton. Shatz, New Hamburg, and Albert Etherington, Hensall, took prizes for single ponies and teams under 44 inches. Sandra Ironside had the grand champion pony, best horse under saddle and the best pony ridden by a boy or girl, John Parsons, Centralia, took tidedualisdualist!enl , KippMr. Herb Moesseau 14 years or un er, WHY NOT Order coal NOW while the Best is available m Whet• nf. un-churehed Lutherans. Robert presented the congregation with a beautiful pinto i • of h' If as a 1 KIPPEN remembrance gift. Following the' Mr. and airs. R. D. Elgie spent a • singing of Grace, lunch was served, few days recently with friends in St. 31r. Joe Simon of Breslau visited Marys and Hamilton. friends, • ' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cooper have • lt and t Robert Miller and got ett1ed in their new home near i .son David and Mass Ti innifred Miller the village, • of Galt spent the weekend with the Mr. Bob McGregor is improving formats parents, Mr. and Mrs. Men- after a severe cold and sore throat. • vin Miller. A large number from the village Mr•, and Mrs George Eickmeir and attended the funeral of the late W bine coaly y,,r�'ayCS,eI.10 kUtl inn Sella COIIWFOaT. The colot gu:itanie«-s the quality WILLIS S DUNDAS Phone 192+1I or Box Pura. Store 4j until office is established 'POULTRY POINTERS.' byYour Dr Salsbury's Dealer Now that your birds are get- ting outside, give them the best possible range care. If pos- sible, avoid using last year's range. Change It to prevent di- sease.Provideplenty ofshade,and move feeders and waterers once each day, And keep range clean. REN -0 -SAL TREATED BIRDS DO BETTER Depend on tFs for o2 . Poultry Service j $' Moore's Poultry Farm Phone 686,3 Seaforth DANCING Stratford Casino EVERY WED. - SAT. - AND HOLIDAY Modern and Old Time Dancing Every Wednesday Night with the Thames 'Valley Ranch Boys Regular Dancing every Dr. and Mrs, Keith McGill and Janice G. Bell of. Hensall, on Monday last. are holidaying with relatives in De-' Mr. Joseph Dayman has returned tr"it an:I Marble Rock, Iowa, to his home in Fort, .Erie after a Mr. Kenneth Hinz of Hamilton pleasant visit with friends around the and Mr, and Mrs. Milton Sippel of village. Tavistock with• Mr. and Mrs, Dalton Mr. and Mrs. J. Carter and daugh- Hinz. ' ters of Mooresville and ?Ir, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Dittmer and 'Charles Robinson of Mitchell were sun Van of Wingham are holidaying recent visitors with Mr, and _Mrs. with Mrs. Mary Ditmer. ; Archie Parsons. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stender of De- 'Mr•. and Mrs. S. Beattie and child- troit visited relatives, ren of Wingham were Sunday visitors Mr. and Mrs, Russell Sholdice,' with Mr. and Mrs. Robert McBride. Gary- Warren and Roger attended the' lir. and Mrs. Gordon Westlake Sholdice-McEachr•en wedding at and children of Bayfield visited on Thornhill ori Saturday. !Sunday with Mr. and .firs. Harold Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grove, Ham- 'Jones. old and Robert and Jack Koetften of 1 Mrs, Grant Love of Caro, Bich„ Detroit spent the weekend with Mr. spent a few days last week -with ,el- and Mrs. L. G. Rock. ' atives in the vicinity. lir, and Mrs. Al Miller of Detroit I Mr. Elgar Mousseau, -lir. John of,Zurieh event several days last week in Northern Opt, Many local citizens attended the' Hensall Spring Pair on Thursday last Mrs. Robert Thompson spent a day last week at Niagara, Mr. and Mrs. iGaekstetter and Gail Aim and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Her- Itey spent Sunday in Guelph. CONSTANCE Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Jewitt and M1 and Mrs. Wilber Jewitt on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Wm..MeRerie and -faintly of Watford, Mr. and +lits. Thomas Waddell of Newton, Mrs. Lizzie Jewitt of Wingham and bit. and Mrs. Ray Hall of Ethel. Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert Fraliek and daughter of Wroxeter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,, Frank Riley. Mr, Wm. Britton spent Sunday with relatives near Warwick, M1•, and Mrs, Wm, Gourley of De- trait spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs- David Millson. The Misses Grace Raley and Betty Addison spent Sunday on a 'motor trip to Niagara and Fort Erie. .Sunday visitors with -lir. and Mrs, Oliver Anderson were Mr, and Mrs.. Frank Harding of New York; Mr, and Mrs, Ed. Harding of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs, David Anderson of Londesbot•o; and Mr. and Mrs. Ro- bert Welsh and family of Bayfield, with relatives. llr. Chas. Rode of Kitchener visit -1 ed friends and relatives. Mrs. Elmer Tuffin and Geraldine of Toronto with Mrs. Sophie Benne- weis. William John, infant son of -l'Ir. and Mrs, John Henderson ,Pearl Vock; was baptized in St. Peters Lutheran Church on Sunday morn- ing, the sponsors were Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Vock. The following are the class of be- ginners wh'o started school. Elaine Bennewies, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bennewies; Diane Rock, daughter of lir, and Mrs. Ir - yin Rock: Ray Rock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rock: Shirley Trent- ousky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ad- olph Trentousky; Jane Rock, daugh- ter of -11r. and Mrs. Edwin Rock; Robert Ahrens, son of -Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens. On Tuesday evening the pastor and the Sunday School teachers of St. Peters Lutheran Church met at the hone of Mrs. John Anrstein for a social evening and presented her with a gold necklace with gold cross for her 17 years of service as S. S. teacher. Lunch was served. On Thursday evening about 60 neighbors and friends gathered at the home of Mr, and Mrs. John Am - stein and surprised them prior to their leaving to live in Mitchell. Rev. Walter Becker gave a very suitable address and George Mogk and Glenn Moore presented them with a walnut coffee table and walnut sewing cab- inet after which lunch was served. HENSALL The South Huron Agricultural So- ciety held their stock show at Hensall on Thursday. It was the first fair to use the community arena, erected last year. Added classes to the fair this year were breeders' special class, beef steer or heifer, for boys and girls un- der 21; Holstein cattle classes; fid- dlers' contest; square dancing com- petition, and a- baby show. Bannockburn Pipe Band, Varna and Exeter District High School Bugle Band attended, Peter Graham, I I'd e r t o n, was awarded a silver tray for dairy cattle, and Edwards Brothers, Wat- ford, were awarded a special prize for beef cattle. Edwards Brothers took every first prize for the Aber- deen Angus cattle class and shared the rest with E. B. Weldon, London. W. E. Parker and Sons, Watford won several firsts in Slrorthor'ns. William Turnbull and Sons, Brus- sels, and Jack Kinsman, Cromarty, also took firsts in Shorthorns, and other winners were 'Melvin Taylor and Sons, Belgrave, J. E. McKinley, Zurich; Fred Dawson, Hensall; and Roy Pepper, Seaforth, Howard Wright and Son, Crom- arty, and John McGregor Hansell, Saturday Night took most first for Hereford cattle. Frank Thompson and Son, Wingham, Adm. 50c. Ontario's Beauty Spot and Robert Hern, Granton, took Co- THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1950 EU Ers4TTHEATRE bEAI.I'ORTII •i7uus, Fri. Sat, "THE GI BAT UAN PAT011i" NOW 1i,AYtNi: with Dennis O'Keefe Gal Bussell Rut, Warwick Charlotte 1I,eouwood Everyone will enjoy It --- notion, thrills, own:emcrt, Iln Wore to sac this picture it's elean, tetrsihleg and genuirte. Your heart wilt' race with every pace of the Croat Dan patch,. Moir, Tues. Wed. "MRS, MIKE" with DICK POWELL BVBI,YN leaYI'7S Tho story or a mountie—it Is a charming, warm, appealing picture, 11 has pathos; Monet., adventure, which cannot fan to strike a ,most responsive °herd with any audience„ Next Thurs, Fri. Sat, ` "MAN-EATER Or KUMAON" with Wandoll .Corey - Wu Joanne pogo The basic story of this picture Is taken from Corbett's written moot of bow he shut some nasty.stt'i ed cats In India, It ts adrnmetc human Interest story vchs1 oup plows:, everyone COMING; "THAT MIDNIGHT KISS" In Teehnlcolor with KATHRYN GRAYSON - JOSE I'nniIu • Ict;I,NAN WYNN NORTH McKILLOP Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McNichol and Phyllis spent Sunday evening with Mr, and firs, Roy Wildfong. Sunday visitors with .lir, and Mrs. Edward; Regele were lir. and Mrs ltrilliam Leeming of 'Seaforth, and Mr, and_ Mrs, .Joe Manley and family. Mr. and Mrs, Dan Finnigan of Stratford were visiting -lir. and l'Irs, Jne Manley on Sunday, Miss Pearl Regele of Clinton and ,lir. Lloyd Regele of Crediton spent the weekend with their p'trents. Mrs. John Ellaeott and Mrs, Jennie Thornton of Monkton visited with' Mr. and Mrs."Joe Thornton one'even- ing last week. BRUCEFIELD burs, James Lazenby, Belleville, and Mr. and Mt_. Cliff Lazenby, St, Thomas, visited last week with Mi. and bIt's. Fred Rathwell and Jack. The 'Brucefield Scouts under the leadership of Scoutmaster Ross Mil- ton ts y ^ ped the community collect- ingfar the Manitoba Relief ef Fund. To date the collections are 9152.60 with more coming, The following Scouts helped with the collections: Don Ross, Robert Bustard, Ross Stanway, Bruce Walk- er, Billy Dallas, Jack Dallas, Ronnie Johnston and John Moffat, EGMONDVILLE Rev. A, W. •Gardiner and lir, Geo. 'Coleman are attending United Church annual eonferenee at London this week, Miss Eleanor Hudson of Toronto spent the weekend with her uncle Rev, A. W. Gardiner at the manse. Miss Laura McMillan of Toronto visited with her mother Mrs. W. F. McMillan over the weekend. Mrs. Paul Jahn of Flint, Mich., spent a day or two at the home of Mr, and birs. -Elmore Stephenson. Rev. D. A.bicliillan of Seaforth will occupy the pulpit at Egmonclville Church on Sunday. Lakeview Casino Grand Bend DANCING EVERY SATURDAY Presenting on SATURDAY - JUNE 3RD Bill Motive & His Orchestra "Triple,tongneing Trumpets" A band like your old favorites— The Willis Tipping Orchestra ! featuring 011ie English on Trumpet Beginning' Sat„ June 10, and rest of the ,Season,-- Nell season—Nell McKay and his Orchestra ProcI siFliELlad ation Under authority of By-Law111 for the Town of Seaforth, no clogs shall be allowed to run at large in the Town of Seaforth from June 1st to Sept, 1st, 1950 Any dogs so found running at large contrary to this By -Law shall be liable to be killed and the owner or harborer prosecuted Take Notice: — All complaints must be in mitten and specific form and the complainant prepared to appear as a witness in any charges made following their complaint J. E. Keating MAYOR The Commerce will be there! The united trading nations of the world will be there—to buy and sell in one of the earth's great free markets. All the people of the world can not attend in person, but the work of their hands and minds will be there ... to speak for them in the common language of trade and commerce. The Canadian Bank of Commerce will be there ... Our branch on the Trade Fair grounds is ready to supply accurate, detailed information about Canadian markets and opportunities ... information from nearly 600 branches across Canada to help you do business. THE "CANADIAN B 1 K OF COMMERCE Nearly 600 branehos across Canada and in London, Eng., New York, San Francisco, Loa Angeles, Seattle, Portland, Ore., and. the British Wosi Indies Correspondents throughout the World Our Trade Fair Branch is in The Administration Building 40.50 Amen