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THE KIDDIES SHOP
SEAFORTH
NO
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Town of Seaforth
All persons in the Municipality owning or har-
boring dogs must purchase 1952 licenses for same on
or before June 18th, 1952. Licenses will be issued
from the Treasurer's Office in the Town Hall, or from
the Tax Collector, Harold Maloney.
After that date summonses through the Court '
will be issued to the owners or harborer s of dogs not
having licenses.
All dogs must wear license tags.
THIS IS YOUR SHOPPING GUIDE
The Seaforth Stores will remain open Fri-
day Night, May 23, until 10 p.m.
as Saturday, being May 24, all places of
business will be closed
Please shop Early as this is a 2 -Day Holiday
MERCHANTS COMMITTEE
Chamber of Commerce
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E3RODHAOEN
Miss Jane Rock spent the weekend
with her sister, Mrs. 13. Broughton
and Mr. Broughton near Atwood.
Mrs, Mary Di'ttmer, who has been
recuperating at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. henry A. Bennewies in Mitch-
ell after breaking her hi is now at
the home of her niece Mrs. Wilfred
Ahrens and Mr. Ahrens,
31r. and Mrs. W. L. Querengesser,
Mr, and Mrs. Russell Sholdice and
family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, Clarence Querengesser in Ros-
tock.
Mrs. Oscar Diegel and family of
I{itchener with Mr, and Mrs. Henry
L. Diegel,
Paul, infant son of Mr, and Mrs,
Wnm. Steinbach was baptized at St.
Peter's Lutheran Church on Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. Norman Kistner
as sponsors along with the parents.
Mrs. W, L. Querengesser, Mrs.
Russell Sholdice, Roger and Beverly
spent Thursday and Friday in Wat-
erloo with Mr. and Mrs.. Howard
Querengesser and also attended the
Kitchener -Waterloo Academy dif
Dancing recital held in the .Colleg-
iate in which Susan Querengesser
took part.
Mr. and Mrs, John Hinz of Kitch-
ener, Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Hinz and
Douglas and Mr. Vern Mitchell of
Springfield with Mr, and Mrs. La-
vern Wolfe.
Mrs. Robert Gibb and Sharon of
Chatham with Mr, and Mrs. Harold
Smyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rose, Lorraine
and Yvonne of Sarnia with Mr, and
Mrs. C. W. Leonhardt.
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Simply order whatever food
pleases you the most and then add,
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Enjoy it right in the bottle.
Including Federal Salem
and Excise Texas
Authorized bottler of. Coca-Cola unJor contract with Coca -Coln Ltd.
ESBECO LIMITED
858 Erie Street STRATFORD, ONT, Phone 78
!!Coka'Ha a tesfstorad trade -mark
10l2 to 1052 was given by the sec -
rotary, Mrs, Lillian Grummett. The
minutes of the first meeting and
names of the first officers were
read, Mrs. Charles Aberhart was the
first noble grand,
Tribute was paid to departed
members, with Mrs, Alva Westcott
reading the names and Mrs. Mae
Dorrance placing a• flower in a bask-
et for each name called.
A pleasing feature of the evening
was the lighting of candles on a de-
corated three -tiered birthday cake,
done by the lodge's two newest
members, Mrs. Vivian Sims and Mrs,
Corrie Snowden, Mrs, McGavin, a
charter member, extinguished the
candles; and Mrs. Margaret Selater,
also a charter member, cut the cake.
The cake was spade ,and decorated
13.y Miss Jean Scott, a lodge member.
Miss Libbie Freeman, also charter
member, was unable to be present.
Miss Scott, P D,D.P., introduced
the guest speaker, Mrs, Meda Lewis,
past president of the Rebekah As-
sembly, who urged her hearers to
live up to the find teachings of the
order and continue diligently with
its works of charity. On behalf of
the hostess lodge, Mrs. Georgine
Smith, P.D,D.P„ presented Mrs. Lew-
is
ewis with a gift. Mrs. Ina Wolfe, Strat-
ford, presented the Seaforth lodge
with a white Bible in memory of her
mother, who had been a member
here.
WINTHROP
The annual meeting of Winthrop
football club was held in the hall
with President Austin tDolmage as
chairman and Arthur Bolton, secre-
tary. Mac Bolton and Doug Keys
were appointed auditors for the past
year. Election of officers for 1952
followed: Pres., John Leeming; sec.-
treas.; Douglas Keys; field commit-
tee, Harry Johnston, Ross McClure,
Laverne Godkin; managers, Ray-
mond Chambers, Harvey Dolmage:
coach, Wm. Montgomery; gatekeep-
ers, Charles Dohnage, John Leeming;
linemen, Alex Kerr, Ken Cuthill,
Wm. Little, Glen Haase; H.F.A. re-
presentative, Les Dohnage.
MoKI LLOP
The following are the corrections
regarding the organization meeting
of the McKillop Fair
Ralph McNichol is director for
Class 1 and Duncan McNichol for
classes 10 and 10. In classes 13 and
14 there are four directors, Mrs.
Roy Patrick, Mrs, Stanley Hillen,
Mrs. Antone Siemon, and Mrs. Ar-
chie Somerville.
The refreshment booth directors
are Harvey Dolmage, Leslie Better -
man, Allen Campbell, Stephen Mur-
ray. Ken Betties and John Moylan.
HURON ROAD WEST
Mrs. Vick Heeley dDorothyl of
Toronto and Dian and Richard spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Noble Holland, Huron Rd.
:lir. and Mrs. Ken McBurney and
family of London, and Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Gibson and family of Blyth
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Noble Holland.
Miss Thelma Glazier held a trous-
seau tea for the neighbors on Sat-
urday last which was well attended.
Mr. 0. 'L. ,Switzer and Mr, and
Mrs. Noble Holland and Mas. V.
Heeley of Toronto. motored to Lon-
don on Monday to visit with Mrs,
Ken McBurney-.
LODGE OBSERVES
40TH ANNIVERSARY
Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge of Sea -
forth celebrated its 40th anniversary
Wednesday night by entertaining
the other five lodges of the district,
Brussels, Hensell, Exeter. Clinton,
and Goderich, as well as former
members now living in Stratford.
Visitors were also present from
Thorndale, Members of the hostess
lodge served a' banquet to more•than
200 persons in the schoolrooms of
First Presbyterian Church, with Mrs.
Hazel McGonigle, N.G., presiding.
The lodge colors, pink and green,
were used throughout the room, with
matching napkins and programs as
accents. Place cards done in shell
and held in place by pink and green
chenille holders marked the placings
of head -table guests.
Mrs. McGonigle welcomed the
large gathering, Toasts were given
and responded to as follows: "Our
Country", Mrs. Anne Henderson,
the singing of "0 Canada", "Our
Lodge", Mrs. Annie Harrison, Miss
Mae Smith, V.G.; "Our Guests" Mrs.
Evelyn Willis, Mrs. Mary Nediger,
P,D.D.P., Clinton; "Our Charter
Members," Mrs. Ila Dorrance,• Mrs.
Margaret Sclater; "Our District",
Mrs. Ethel Boyes, Mrs. Ada Arm-
strong, D.D.P., Brussels; "Our As-
sembly," Mrs. Mae Hillebreeht, Mrs.
Meda Lewis, Toronto, past presi-
dent of the Rebekah Assembly.
Solos were sung by Mrs. Anna
Kling and Mrs. Sadie Hart. Mrs,
Audrey Stevens led in community
singing. Mrs, Ethel Hunt and Mrs.
Elva Pullman accompanied.
An account of the lodge from
C. W. L.
PENNY SALE
ST. COLUMBAN
PARISH HALL
Drawing Wed. Evening
May 28th at 9 P.M..
Tickets may be obtained from
members of executive at any time,
or at the Hall from 7,30 to 9,30
p.m. May 28th
Tickets 25 for 25o
Prizes will be on display over .
weekend
THURSDAY,
Y 22, 1952
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TO KEEP MAY 24th WEEK -END
FREE OF ACCIDENTS
Holiday week -ends bring unusual traffic hazards to
Ontario. More drivers and pedestrians use the streets
and highways. More miles are travelled. More time is
spent out of doors, and thousands of children are re-
leased from school. All these factors swell the normal
traffic volume and increase the danger of accidents.
I earnestly urge all citizens, and all leaders in com-
munity and municipal life, to encourage widespread
awareness of the need for safer driving and safer
walking.
The traffic accident record can be kept down—if
each of us does his part,
The Department of Highways is conducting a planned
attack on accidents. Let us all work together to keep
the approaching holiday period free of accidents.
GEO. H. DOUCETT
MINISTER
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