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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1952-06-05, Page 4ST, COLUMEiAN The penny sale sponsored bsw the St. Columban Catholic Women's League was held May 20th, nearly $160 win; realized. The president and executive extend thanks to all the members who donated prizes, and to all those who helped in any way to make the sale a success. The follow- ing are the prizes with the winners' names:10 lbs sugar, Mrs. Jos. A. I ane; -?41bs flour, Mrs. John Dolan- ey; casserole. Mrs. Morden; cup and saucer. Mrs. Jas. Sloan; :1 cans soup• Gary Robinson; set of bowls, Mrs, .Marden; 0 glasses, Margaret Kraus- kopf; men's sox, James O'Connor; pitcher and glasses, Frank Bowman; bath towels, Regina Bowman; two pickle dishes, Kenny Dueharme; bath. towels, Gary Robinson", picture, Mrs. Dominic Murray; men's sox, Frank Murray; eup and saucer, Mrs. Frank McQuaid; waste paper basket, Mary Ellen Doyle; table cloth, Mrs. Dom- inic Murray ; casserole, Bi11y Feeney ; picture, Donna McIver; picture and dish, Fergus Kelly; bath towels, John Moylan; table cloth, Wm. Ry- an; 6 lbs sugar, Mary Malone; 4 yds ,print. Mrs. John Coyne; plate, Helen Nolan: wall bracket, Helen Nolan; child's sweater, Mrs. P. J. Johnson; cup and saucer, Mrs, Card; mixing bowl, Martin Smith; sox, Wilfred Dennis; apron, Mrs. Ted Melady; sugar, gloves and dish, Jerry Morris; pillow cases, Mrs. Dominic Murray; rompers and apron, Mildred Ryan; salt and pepper set, MI's, Louis Bru- xer; bath towels, Patricia McQuaid; table cloth, Mrs. John L. Malone; slip, Frank Krauskopf; cup and sau- cer, Joe Melady; case of nixed can- ned goods, Mrs. Gilbert Murray; flannelette blankets, Mrs. M. Doyle; set of bowls. Mrs, M. Barry; slip Mrs. Ted Melady; wall plaque, Mary Ellen Doyle; pin cushion and $1. Mrs. J. Melady; box of chocolates, Mary Cronin; pressure cooker. Mrs. J. F. Murphy; canister set, Mrs. Jas O'Connor; vase, Mrs. Jos Flannigan: ]amp, Mrs, M. Barry; soap flakes and corn syrup, Thomas Morris: bath towel, Mrs. M. Coyne; canister set, Mrs. J. J. Holland; teapot, Joe Doyle; card table. Jerry Morris; wall plaque, Mrs. John Flannery; case of canned goods, Robt. Vivian; table cloth,llrs. Wm. McIver: apron, Mike Coyne; tray, Roht. Vivian; teapot, Marie Maloney; doll. Kenneth Mur- ray. DUBLIN Mr. and Mrs. Harry I. Dingeman and son, Paul. Detroit, Mich.. with Mr: and Mrs. D. McConnell. Mr .and Mrs. Edward Evan. De- troit, with Mi. and Mrs. Joseph Jor- dan. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hill, Chica- go. Ill., with Mr. and Mis. Martin Klinkhamer. Mrs. Peter Dill, Detroit. with her sister. Miss Monica Byrne. Leo Holland. Windsor, with Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Flynn. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Brick and .Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cunningham. T,,r•onto,-with Mrs. Kathleen Feeney. Alh,.rt. Jordan, Detroit. with \Ir. and Mrs. Patrick .Inrdan, Mise Louise Feeney in Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Forster at Wroxeter. Mrs. A. Mulligan and iter daugh- ter. Mrs. Abbott. Dearborn, Mi, h.. with Mr, and Mrs, J. Flannery. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ki'auskopf, Detroit. Mr. and Mrs..Jernnie Nish- 1 "is(m. London, with Mr. and Mrs. James } i'auskopf. Mrs.. M. Shulman in Windsor. meeting Of the P.T.A. was herd • in bui•lin Separate School on Thurs. avenin;" with :i representative attend- ance. . Rev. A. Durand opened the meati 1a• with prayer and the minute., of the previous meeting were read by the secretary. George Jrucharine. The treasurer, Mrs, Elizabeth Cro- nin ;ave a satisfactory report sh,w- ing a substantial balance. Janes Me - Quaid gave a report on the P.T.A. Conventions in Toronto, A auiz con- test followed in which Mrs. Thos. Butters. Mrs. Frank Evans, Mr's, Geurte 1)uchartne, Mrs. Hubert O'- I:eilly, .liras. John Meagher, Frank foot Ball FRIDAY, JUNE 6 Egmondville visits Winthrop COME OUT _\NIS 4l.'I'P(IItT TIIE BOYS ,<1n i< -tun Stratford Casino EVERY WED. Paul Cross And His 11 Piece Orchestra ADM. .50 Saturday Dance TED PARKER AND HIS 11 PIECE ORCHESTRA ONTARIO'S BEAUTY SPOT Robin Hood Cooking School Friday,June 6 At P.M. In North Sicle United Church Admission 505 Sponsored by the Women's Assoc'n ;Bowman, :leek Flannery l'at Ryan, Auguste Ducliarine and Edward Mel, tidy took part. Mrs, Butters and Mrs. O'Reilly erRy tied far first ladles prize and Jack I0lannel•> won the gentle- man's prize. Rev, bather Durand ad• dressed the meeting explaining, the purpose of the P.T.A. Plans were discussed to sponsor a bus trip to the Martyr's Shrine, Midland, for the pupils, The lucky draw for tick- ets on a quilt was wan by David Mc- Connell. Two smaller lucky ticket draws were won by Theresa Du- eharme and Sheila Malone, Remem- brances of flowers are to be sent to Rev. Dr; Ffoulkes and Mother Ber- trand in St, Josephs Hospital, Lon- don. The election of officers follow- ed with the appointments made for Pres., Mrs. Edwin Stapleton; Vice Pres., Geo, .Dllcharme; Sec„ Mrs. Joseph McLaughlin; Treas., Mrs. Pat Flanagan. Lunch was served by the committee in charge. A very interesting meeting of the Dublin C.W.L. was held recently with a splendid attendance, The Pres., Mrs, John Meagher, opened the meeting with prayer, followed by the reading of the minutes of the previous meeting by the Sec., Mrs. Earl Healey. The Treas., Mrs, Martin Klinkhamer, gave a satisfact- ory financial report. Mrs. William Stapleton gave an excellent resume of the G.W.L. Convention at Lon- don, The correspondence was read and discussed. Rev. Father Durand addressed the meeting THIS SEAFORTH NEWS BRODHACI*N Mrs. Wm. S. Riehl is confined to Stratford General Hospital. .1Vlr. and Mrs, Jahn E. Siemon spent the weekend In Ottawa, Those attending the Dietz-Benne- wies wedding in Kitchener on Satur- day were; Mr. and Mis. Wm, Ben- eweis, Ivan and Fred; Mr. and Mrs, 11d Prneter; Mr. and Mrs, Her - *tan Lsonharclt; Masers. John, Mar- tin and Herman Meyer and Miss Marie Meyer;; Mr, and Nies, John Kahle, Irvin and Esther; Mr. and Mrs, Henry C. Diogel. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Mogk and Naney spent Sunday in St. Thomas with Mr, and Mrs. Garman Mogk. Miss Rose Scherbarth is visiting 7Celatives in Detroit. Ml's, John Hollatz of Kitchener with Mr, and Mrs, Ed Prneter. S. H. INSTITUTE TO MEET AT KIPPEN JUNE 12 South Huron Institute District Annual will be held in St. Andrew's Church, Kippen, on Thursday, Jiine 12. Registration at 11:80 with dinner served. Announcement Haying sold my grocery business to. Mr, C. A. Reith, I wish, at this time, to thank everyone who patronized my business during the past years, and trust that this same patronage will continue to be extended Mr. Reith. Mrs. E, M. Sproat Seaforth Lumber Ltd. WHEN YOU THINK OF LUMBER — THINK OF SEAFORTH 47 OPEN EVERY DAY -- ALL DAY except Sunday THURSDAY, .JUNE 5, 1952 GSE/WORTH- NOVV PLAYING NIA, AND PA KETTLE AT THE FAIR. Mariotte Mali' . Pores I51lbritl5, it', an new. all fun. lea a !Such -radon comedy with thesons's'3 funniest couple.. Cone at 1.50.. Next Mon. Theo, 11'od. (t n(Ie 19(11. THE It4TIJUN OF RIR TIN TIN. Donald woods - Mobby Risk,. me ,5 ,,st animal As,, of all time is buck. tamed In the California valley. TEE 4NCIIANtED VALLEY. Eden ttostis.- Ann Gwen. See. "Jim" bhe (row and Tubby the Bear nud several 'Aber animals In this outdoor picture Noxt Thugs: I'ti $et. POKING 00551; TUE MOIJNTAIN. Med Abbot . LOU C)stelIe The boys becume'iuvolved In a tend between the McCoys and Winiieids down to i{ottl.neky COMING ROYAL JOURNEY Cfn. James Brown of Egmondville Monday according to word received will arriv' home from Korea on this week, otice TOWN OF SEAFORTH All bicycles in the Town of Seaforth are required to be licensed. Licenses may now be obtained at the Clerk's Office and must be secured by June 30, 1952. MORE PEOPLE buy Chevrolet than any ocher car. Take a "Discovery Drive" — and you'll know why! You'll discover the smooth, effortless performance of Centrepoise power and the brilliant response of Chevrolet's Valve -in -Head engine. You'll discover the strength, the comfort, the spaciousness, and the beauty of Chevrolet's Body by Fisher. There's extra quality in every detail and appointment. You'll discover the extra steering ease of Centre Point Steering... the extra stopping power of Chevrolet's Jumbo -Drum brakes. And, if you're driving a Chevrolet with *Powerglide, you'll marvel at the effortless, oil -smooth performance of this completely automatic transmission. Yes, your "Discovery Drive" will reveal all these wonderful fea- tures — and many more. It will prove beyond doubt that only Chevrolet offers you so many big -car extras while selling at the lowest price in its field, Visit your Chevrolet dealer — today! *Powerslide optional at extra cost on De Luxe models. MORE PEOPLE BUY C -952A 0041, • A GENERAL MOTORS VA.LUE THAN ANY OTHER CAR SEAFORTH MOTORS :a<