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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1952-06-12, Page 4► k ► Garden Party Walton United Church Y WEDNESDA , JUNE 25 THE SEAFORTH NF the guests at Mr. and :sirs, Willows are to take pa sessidn the end of the Mountain Sunday, Iluonth, • Mrs, \Vol Govier returned dome Dentia�iyle+, infant son of Mr.;' Sunday after spending, last week at!ald Mrs, Kenneth Smith, was 'Dap-, the home of her. daughter, .11r. and I tize i in St Peter's Lutheran Church s Mrs. Spence Hann, ll.lteht?nel ievlk Solid"trj 1, leets W,Becker, pon-'. The annual garden party of the ,vara were Mr, anti Mss, I'Iarolcl \Yur•' [wised Church Sunday school will dell and 3Ir. and Mrs. Edwin Scher- :tilliler "I've(' ti tO „ be held on Jame 20th at the comm-' barth along with the parents. good nO `'rails unity hall. There will be a play. ! Mrs. John Arbuckle and Jimmy Followed by a ,go 1 1 I� Spent the weekend tt ltine• \Ir. John presented by the 1, our 1,1O11S of Harmony of Brantford #llnoissinn• Adults Tee. ehil,ll,m Otte RECEPTION For Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum Tuesday, June 17 Walton Community Hall Dancing to Ken \Vilbee and his Oreh. Ladies please bring lunch CHICKEN AND STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL At the Brucefield United Church THURSDAY, JUNE 26 Local and Outside Talent Adm 'sine' Adults 1.00: children 5nc Home Baking Sale and Bazaar SATURDAY, JUNE 14 At the Dublin Produce Store, Seaforth Sponsored by Group 4 Northside W. A. Winds of Morning, Davie My Cou- sin Rachei Du M uitier; Catherine Cuter, Johnson; jumping Jupiter, Carey; Lieutenant l-lornblot+er, For- ester; Citadel ofthe Lake„ • Orr; Deadly Beloved: Behind the Orilu- soil Blind, Dickson Triple Jeopardy, Start; The Duke's Daughter, Thin. - ell \Tenon Horse; The Village, Las- kki; el; i' Lucy � Caroli ha Terrace in A. , the Sun, Roberts; Mountains of Al HENSALL ' Arbuckle in Westminster" Hospital,' lab, Chavchavdze; Challenge to Dan-} The member; of the I.O.O.F, and London. ger, Raine; Best of the Best 11115- : i 1560, Foley; The Gown of Glory, Amber Rebekah Lode of Hensail3 STANLEY Turnbull; Captives of the Desert„ made arrangement_ at their lasts Mr, and Mrs. V\'tu, Robinson and Grey; Children of the Archbishop, at meeting, to hold their annual picnic daughter Coiling; The Horses in Between, at Jewett's Grove, Bayfield, on V1'ed g er of Newmarket visited on Spring; The King is Dead, Queen: lesdav, July Std. A full line-up of Sunday with the former's parents, Devil's Advocate, Caldwell; One sees iler. and Mrs. Richard Robinson.. sports and games are bring requested Mr. John Armstrong accompanied Stars, Ayers; The Richer Harvest, Nd `ul all members are ret;uested to I p Corbett; The Earth Breakers, Hay - by his sister, Mrs, J. Collins, of Lon- . McGinty's Dead, Christie; cost' yrs The Water Splash, Wentworth; The Saracen Blade, Yerky; Journey With Strangers, Hutchinson; Trial by Galileo.; Tales of Two Borders. O'Meara; erl'y Month of May, White; With All My Heart, Barnes; The ,Davble Man, Reilly; Himalayan Assignment, Mason; Top of the Heap, Fair; Santa Fe Passage, Fish- er; The Case of the Moth Eaten Mink, Gardner; Song in the Night, Lawrence; Brave Interval, Yates; The Proud Young Thing, Miner; Strange Brigade, Jennings; Hepburn Family, McCrone; Hidden Flavor, Buck; Dead as a Dinosaur, Lock, ridge; Velvet Johnnie, Cheyney; Windems Way, Ullman; The Swim- ming Pool' Rinehart; Caine Mutiny, Work, take sufficient ehina and cutlery for their family with their picnic basket. Mrs. Catharine Devlin of London spent the past week with her sister- in-law, Mrs. Edna Corbett, LONDESBORO. Miss Phenlie Reid. Edmonton, Alta,.:irr! v ed from the west on Sun- day and will spend a few weeks with friends. Sea - 31r. and Mr.. Arnold Case, forth, and Mr.• and Mrs, Scofield of DetrtAz. Mr. and Mr -.E Bertrecent : Alien. visitorswith Miss Mary Jamieson and Misys D. Little of Toronto Miss Margaret Tamblyn of Belleville were week eon visit'I; atrrawf Crawford here. ee13th Mrs. E. j. concession Hullett, who .recently ld the farm to Carl Longman. has n;r,ve,1 in with her daughter, 3Irs. F. 1'1 est and Mr. ('rest where she will mak, her hoiue. Mr. and Mrs. Gen. Leitch were BRODHAGEN Mr, Ivan Cressman of Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs, Addison Riechert of New Dundee with Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Eickmier. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Eickmeir and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bach visited rel- atives in Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eickmeir and Mr, and Mrs. Carl Hillebreeht spent the weekend visiting relatives in Toronto. Mrs. Albert Herbert of Montreal and Hiss Gertrude Herbert of Santa Monica, California, with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herbert. Mr. Jim Reihl of Mitchell with Mr. and Mrs, Harry Tait. Mrs. Ferd L. Querengesser and Mr, anti Mrs. Kenneth Querengesser and David of 'Toronto with relatives here for a few days, Mr. George Siemon spent a few days in Kitchener. Quite a number from here attend- ed the shover for Miss Wanda Gloor and Milton Dietz at the Sea - forth Community Centre on Tues- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Leonhardt and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Leonhardt spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Al- vin Rose at Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. George Jacob of Kitchener visited Mr. and Mrs. Chris W. Leonhardt one day last week. Mr. and Mrs, Louie Hillebrecht and Edgar and ,Mas. Wm. Mueller and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hoegy and family spent Sunday at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. JohnMitchell. ' c Gordon, h Miss Ordelia Wolfe of Detroit spent a week visiting 31r, and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe and other relatives, Mr. Erlyn Wilker of Stratford also spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. La- vern- Wolfe. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Rock of Geraldton visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rock this week after attending Synod in Toronto. Miss Velma Penrenki spent the weekend with friends in Toronto. Rev. W. Becker and Edward Schmidt. az delegate, attended syn- od in Toronto last week. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Leonhardt of Mitchell with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ahrens, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. L, Querengesser and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sholdice and family in Waterloo with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Querengesser and also attended Brotherhood Rally at Wat- erloo F'ark. The teacher of our school. Miss Velma Pomrenke and the pupils in Grade 7-a toured Niagara Falls on Thursday. Mr. John G. Hinz and Mr, Ray Beuerman were the driver.. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Diegel and Ar- thur, Mr. Geo. Diegel and Mr, and Mrs. Aug. Hillebrecht spent Sunday in Kitchener and Waterloo and at- tended the Brotherhood Rally at \\ateiloo Park. Mi', august Scherbarth is erecting a new house across the road from his farm. The Garage and Implement busi- ness of Mr, Jno. G. Hinz and their home has been sold to Messrs Par- rish and Pate of near Atwood and ATTENTION ! 1 .,. ,. r ht i. all eat»- r t; 1 r „ it, r.�rt ec'1 all1 ba i ..�• P4, 1,•111::1•;. MRS. RAYMOND NOTT F'1LInr• l; ;'1'_ Seaforth TIME OUT (ERIC MU'NItOE Have your taken the time lately to look over the insur- ance you carry ' Each type of policy is designed for a particular purpose, to fill a certain need. A periodic re- view of your life insurance is necessary if your protection is to keep pace with your needs. Take time out with ine to go over your insurance program today. It's a service given without obligation. Eric Munroe North American Life don, are enjoying a trip to the West to visit their brother Jas. Armstrong and family in Sask, NEW BOOKS AT SEAFORTH ;, PUBLIC LIBRARY -- FICTION—Tanya; Glad Summer, Farnol; So much to Record, Bird; Spoils of Time, Gibbs; Renny's Daughter, De La Roche; High Bright Buggy Wheels, Creighton; Woman at the Window, White; The Cruel Sea, .Monserrat; Jeremy Poldark, Graham; Waters of Walla, Phill- potts; Venetian Bird, Canting; Fabia Praity; Parsleys and the Sage, Hod ins; The Greeb Madonna, L'Amie; The Remingtons, Partrige; McLean to the Dark Taver, Caine; Tara's Healing, Giles; Whitely Wanton, Disher; Pact Pursued, Shute; Dan- gerous Places, Golding; Paths of Glory, Fenwick; Man who killed the Ring, Wheatley; Last Revolution, Dunsany; Strange Loyalty of Dr. Carlisle, Slaughter; The Highland Hawk, White; Hopalong Cassidy trouble shooter, Burns; Legacy for Our Sons, Hale; Black Gardenia, Paul; The Deceivers, M asters; ZONE C SOFTBALL LEAGUE. At Lions Park, Seaforth Tuesday Nite, June 17 At 8.30 P.M. Goderich Legion vs Seaforth Legion Dance SATURDAY NIGHT Stratford Casino Bobby Yohn's 10 piece Orchestra EVERY WEDNESDAY Dance To Paul Cross and his 11 Piece Orchestra ADM. .50 '; • ONTARIO'S BEAUTY SPO 4 THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 11152 GENT THEATRE QUAi 1 a , r saaasse NOW 1' 80UN Leu 1 uCLnllo COMIN' ROUNO THE MOUNTAIN I IM 10YU)mtitt.3,' Wi',on8 h, 1G'utleky The ho.. become involved in , feud benvrea t Nv51 Moo. Tow. Wed.. ileuhte 4'ettle' 'Technicolor. 3hmru twice 1inbtly ROYAL JOURNEY first Shots' Maris 7 P.M. A clone -un of Prioress hlirah,•hb :md the fluke of Edinburgh while t n folie Dian tnisa 11, AND WHEN YOU'RE SMILING Jerome Courtland 1 utnitIs Laine Frankie Laine header a We' cast of stars with his swing music and 144=t.a t1• n rom)uu'r. Neal Tilers, PcI, Sat ��'Technicolor. First Show Starts in 7 P.M. WITH A SONG IN MY HEART Susan Hayward David Wayne 'rho stranger -that -fiction Steri' of glorious gallant (JUu'lN(iomen STArAlveryone will raj,) the all-time top eo1l5 of America. .T— WITH A SONG IN MY HEART `v'n"' Jan" l''romtut'a glorl�u$01050)4 miss To play at the Regent Theatre on June 19-20.21 This Academy Award Winner is a story of courage, heroism, faith mai music. It's one of the greatest musicals ever produced. It is ash 4lexouder's BORN PATRICK — At Scott Memorial I3ospitai, on June 4, to Mr. and Mrs, John Patrick, RR4 Seaforth, It son WILBEE — At Scott Memorial Hospital, 011 June 7, to Mr. and Mrs. William Wilbee, Seaforth, a son HUGILL — Ar Scott Memorial Hospital, on June 7, to Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Huglll Seaforth, a daughter KRUSE •-' At Scott Memorial Hospital, on June 11, to Mr. and Mrs. George Ifruse, 41 0011 MONSTER BINGO Hensall Community Arena MONDAY, JUNE 16 - 9 P.M. sharp $1000.00 in Prizes. 15 rounds at $15.00 each. Specials at $60, $75, $150, 5500.00 Sponsored by Legion and Legion Auxiliary Branch 463. Booth in _\1•:11;:. Admission 51.00. Extra Cards atr sp Nei 11 5 cess ha„a,llllll IlliltIt1.11.11111,11111iiIIII111111111111$111111111111 unsurpassed even in Ragtime Band, State Pair and .the Basor's Edge. 11 is ene of the grreatost Pictures of eft Huge• Stir rho 1 late a seting o . usnu - oywar 118'000.1 battle lagainstt the composition. be crippled touches everyone David 1YtYne and Rory Calhoun, two of Hollywood's fastest. :5041005 :tars, display cottony brilliant rolo:. This picture is being brought to you 41 soon as possible upon its release. Make it 41 ante 10 $00 i.h;n thrilling perform - it u ul e.. _, nm uu Uvnlouwu�u ai=,p,n ee„ 11111 I=, OPEN NIGHT SEAFORTH PUBLIC SCHOOL FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 8 p.m. See the youngsters' work of the year. films of the Royal Wedding, demonstration of opaque projector, slide films, music, etc. Mint up your name in the old school register Lunch is to be served by the Home and School llllllll lllll flint' "1.11.11111111.11.11.11,1111111111011 11111111111111M 111,,,,1,1,,,,1,,, t, 1111 I„1, Notice TOWN OF SEAFORTH All bicycles in the Town of Seaforth are required to be licensed. Licenses may now be obtained at the Clerk'sOffice and must be secured by June 30, 1952. qginiSF watesawassgsmarnmatimair ii . _feelPavilion For AGood Time, Here Are Two Dates To Remember Every Wednesday Modern and Olcle Tyme with The Melody Makers” from Springbank Pavilion (London) featuring Loa Massta its n. 1 nU Claude Gelinas Mrs. Lindsay (Clinton) Seatorth Lum nor Ltd.1 it •05. WHEN YOU THINK OF LUMBER — THINK OF SEAFORTH 47 OPEN EVERY DAY -- ALL DAY except Sunday PILLETS STARTED PULLETS RANGING FROM 6-14 WEEKS OF AGE, IMMEDIATE DELIVERY MOORE'S POULTRY FARM PHONE 647-31 SEAFORTH, ONT. Every Friday 10.00-1.00 REFRESHIENT. 0 —Music in a modern way Frank Trailer and His Orchestra with former er ba11 leader 'd01 13 , Hopkins on vocals SPACIOUS PARKING .13.12=6.39=Ctra........1119.1.INIMMISSIIII=1357C171IMITA1689 SEAFORTH LUMBER LIMITED Has been appointed Distributors for JJ, H. anthracite Which was formerly handled by N. Cluff & Sons ORDER YOUR COAL NOW AT SUMMER PRICES Phone 47 TRY YOUR LUCK ON a baa rt CA$H 15 GAMES AT 20.00 1 SPECIAL 2 SPECIALS AT $75 JACKPOT 300.00 50.00 150.00 600.00 TOTAL PRIZES $1100.00 ADMISSION PLAY STARTS EXTRA CARDS 1.00 9 P.M. 25c COME WiTH THE BIG CROWDS TO THE "SEAFORTH BINGO” AT THE COMMUNITY CENTRE SATURDAY, JUNE 14. 'rhe Royal Canadian Air Force invites Join the hundreds of thousands of you and your family to come and see a other Canadians who will thrill to see thrilling air display and ground exhib- Canada's Air Force at work. Meet the its of equipment, training facilities and inen responsible for Canada's Aire operation —' next Saturday, rune 14th. Defence, SE( YOUR 6 4YR,'oReE/A/ie 0Nt , eatie- C cENr 4 room, and'OLI1yT0 wNX CIOC,