The Seaforth News, 1952-06-26, Page 4THE BHAFORTH NEWS
WALTON
The s'eolul meeting of the- Ct•an-
brouk t`ornflower$ taus ittld at the
'hour' of Mrs Phyllis 1Mitehell 'with
llllll" ltte'in1iis present. The streeting
opened by singing the institute ode.
Th minutes Were Lead by Helen
Knight and ,eeonded by Marion Mor+..
row. We planned to spend a social
- evoning with the institute at ("rant
brook hall, to have slides and a
speitkcr for the program, Our teaeh-
eln told us about the iitanlitis in
vegetable. and also the harm weeds
curt do. -
The next meeting is at Mrs. Vern -
ire Corlett's, Three girls Were to
prepare for next month. The meet.
ing then adjourned by singing "The
Queen". A delicious lunch was serv-
ed
eryed by our hostess.
BRODHAGEN
Mr, and Mrs. O'Brien of Alberta:
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koch of Strat-
ford visited with Mr. and Mrs. La-
verne Wolfe.
Mr. George Koch of Stratford
visited with Mr. Gottlieb Mueller.
Miss Joanne Rock is spending a
weeks holidays in Grand Bend.
Mrs. Hecker Sr., is confined to
London Hospital.
The married couple's group of the
Church and their families enjoyed a
picnic at Seaforth Park on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rill Besserer and
Mary Ann and Mrs. Louise Hille-
breeht of 'Kitchener and Mr. and
Mrs. Irvin Rennewies of Hamilton
visited Mr, and Mr's. W. L. Queren-
gesser and other relatives on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Querengesser
and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Querengesser
left for their home in Edmonton, Al-
berta. after spending; a month here
•visiting relatives. Mrs. Longe Hille-
brecht accompanied thein to Niagara
Falls a few lays 'before they left.
Mr. and Mrs: Russell S holdiee at-
tended a shower for ,lir. and Mrs.
Ross Knight in Cranbrook eo* iii ii-
ty centre on Wednesday. evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Quetettges-
see and girls of Waterloo visited Mr.
:and Mrs. George e iatntut] en Sunday
Mr. and M... George g l . Mueller
and jean attended the wedding of
e?r nephew near Lansing. Mich.,
t'oeent
\less Gwen Rock ,'f Kitchener
s,
a a few days at her ]tome.
lir. and Mrs. \\'m. daeob and John
Jcco'. Kit:ttener at the home of
.lo ;I a:ob.Mr, o,i Mgrs. Harold Smyth and
Mrs, 1'. ;. d Piehinson spent the week-
C1lut'.tam with lir. and Mrs..
Mgr. :;d )its Herb Mouk and fans.
.s • \Ia::itoba with Mr. :end Mrs.
F',? Praetor and Jath Pruelet'.
liissrGrace awe Rtttit Hetffntet'-
e: of near- Sebr.ngville with their
...sl ,:..ent. • Mr, and Mr?. Eli Ra -
men. •
Mr. andlit iol: Mueller and
Ruth \ n of Hamilton, holidaying '
M.. -ami M1.. Aug. HiI'.ebreeht.
\ir. and Mrs. Roy Doer and fam-
Au''ura with Mr. and Mrs.'
Ha.. l,i 31.04k and wish Marie Meyer.
s its and Mr. and M-ts. W. Haru"t
of Exeter were re' Stutday visitors with
Mr, anti Mrs. Bort and Ft tg Baer at
'l hatnosford.
Miss ,lean Wilhelm and friend of
Stratford were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Janes:
1lrs, lielfotu' of Regina is visiting,
her brother-in-law and nieee. 1I>.
Henry Ivison and Miss Jean Ivison.
- Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrong
and Miss Jessie lluteheson of Staffa
called on friends in the village on
Sunday.
Mr, William Ivison, who has spent
the winter months with relatives in
Peterhoro returned to the, village
last week.
M1tr. and Mrs, Robt, Dalrymple and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cooper Jr. re-
turned on Sunday evening. from a
trip to Winnipeg.
Mr. and .firs. Norman Long at-
tended the funeral of tete formers.
eousin. the late Mrs. Joe heating at
Owen Sound an Tuesday.
Quite a number from here attend-
ed the reception and dance in Bay-
field pavillion on Monday night in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Howard At-
kins lllee Joyce Broadfoot) newly.
weds.
WALTON
Mrs. Louisa Dubuisson of Tournai,
Belgium, is visiting her daughter and
family, 11r. and Mrs. Julien Del-
berque, 1 8th eon, Grey township.
An enjoyable evening was spent
by pupils and families of S. S. No. ;)
when they suet at the school to hon-
or Mrs. Frank Murray as the school
term draws to a Biose. Progressive
euchre was played and those winning
prises were ladies 1st. Mrs. Joe Kale,
consolation, Mrs, Roy Wildfong:
Gents 1st, Mr, Joe Smith. consola-
tion, 11r. Jack Bosnian. Miss Arlene
Hiegel played a piano solo and the
school children sang a chorus, "Back
in those teaching Pays'. Mrs. Mur.
ray was then asked to conte forward
and Mary Dennis read the :address.
Graham and Murray Neabel present-
ed Mrs. Murray with a Chenille bed-
spread. and Geraldine Dennis and
-1'hyliss McNichol presented a silver
eream and sugar on a tray and a
cornflower digit. Mrs. Murray spoke
a few words of appreciation. Lunch
was served and a social time spent.
Pear Mrs. Murray: --- In every
• community the school has always
.seen one of the outstanding institu-
tions. This i; even more true in 1'a-
ra1 areas where it seems as if the
Porory of the community is 'written
in definite ebapiers according as to
who may be the teacher during any
definite period of time. One such
:banter commenced for us here at
No, P. McKillop. six year's ago
when a young girl by the- mare .,f
Marion Kale came to us direct from
the Normal training sehool. Now that
'chapter, too. is drawing to a close.
The children who have conte under
your influence during these year
will always remember your kindly
interest and sincere endeavours in
assisting them along the pathway of
learning.. We who were not your pu-
pils have enjoyed your cheerful per-
•+nality at our gatherings and are
KiPPEN i see a happy that your home is
t enough that you will still be
\l.. "aln'n Smith of The Provincial to attend our friendly"get to -
F -"."
o -
F a: ueibury wise ei ,1st It titer" in number nine school.
, e's Mr. and Mrs. Ed• ar Mc -1 In token of our appreeiation of
!put services we ask you to accept
11r. .... Mrs. A. Gad:stetter and these farewell gifts. May you and
1',51 Chi'v. Sport s C otlpe
1MI1 Olds "'dan with Hydrt't::a: s
114 7 Ford •: re in
1s'{1 Petoto Sedan
Above all Reconditioned & Guaranteed
ALSO SPECIALS —
1A3S Ford Coach 2,00.00
11+37 Olds Coach 5:::5.00
• TF,I-CKS --
11 51 Ford 1 -ton w.:Ih racks
lug+i Fargo 1::. ron
Seaforth Motors
B
ayfield Pavilion
Far A Good Time, Here Are Two Dates To Remember
Every Wednesday — Modern and Olde Tyre with
"The Melody Makers" from
pringhank Pavilion (London)
feauring Ler. Masse
1;t.)•t-1. •1
Clinde t3elinas
Mrs. Lindsay tC:iatoat
— stn: it in a modern way
Frank Traher and His Orchestra
with farmer band leader "floppy'
Hopkins on vocal:
SPACIOUS PARKIN;
Every Friday
1t 111.1',';
11b:FRESHMENT
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your husband -be spared to enjoy
many years of health, happiness and
nrlaperity is the wish of your pup-
il•, and 1lienda of S. S. No, 9 e..-
Kiliep.•
Haying is the order of the clay.
• Gordon Murray is busy making
Ida rounds Butting wood,
111'. and Mrs. Joseph Rynu and
family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. W. P. Speak of Woodstock.
HULLETT
Burns' W.M.S. held their. June
meeting at the Moine of Mrs, Win.
Leiper on Tuesday the 1 itis, bit's.
Harvey Taylor, leaden' of group 2,
presided for the worship service, and
Mrs, 'Geo. Carter, the pies., conduct,
ed the 'business session. Scripture
reading was given by Miss Gladys
Lelper, Mrs. Geo. Garter read a pa-
per entitled "Tile Four Anchors,"
Miss Margaret Ti.'.ewin, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Wm, Trewin, at
the piano, sang a lovely solo, "The
Beautiful Garden of Pt"ayer". Mrs.
Harty Tebbutt gave the chapter
from the study book which discussed -
"Church Union". Miss Ida Leiper
gave g piano instr'uutental,. Thank -
you notes were received from Mrs.
Art McClure. and Mr. and Mrs. Geo,
Brown. Mrs. Kelland McVittie was
appointed to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of the treasurer,
Miss Mae Smith, It was decided to
have a copper 'contest, continuing
until the Sept. meeting. The two
captains Will be Mrs. Jilts Scott and
birs. Harry Tebbutt. Any used or
new clothing suitable for a bale is
to be in by the July meeting.' A
grass cutting bee Will be held at the
church, Monday, June 23.
A farewell gift was presented to
Mrs. Brenton, by Mrs. Leslie Reid,
Mrs, Jim Scott read the address.
Rev. and \Its, Brenton and two
daughters are moving to Woodstock.
28 ladies were present at this
meeting.
DUBLIN
Th annual t t
The 1 til ai
school 1' • ' .
as alt ltle for the
pupils of St. Patrick's Separate
Seltool Junior Room was held at tete
Continuation Sehaal grounds on
Monday afternoon. A game of base-
ball between the boys and girls was
an interesting feature followed by
running t'aees for the different
grades, a relay rate, a sack race. a
-legged race. a hoop race. Lunch
and ice cream were served by the
senior girls.
A similar piens; was held on Tues-
day for the senior room pupils.
A dinner party was held at site
L t'suline Convent its honor of the
graduating class of 1953
Billie Evans. London. wide Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Evans. .
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Feeney and
family, Waterloo, .lit-. and sirs. Mar-
tin Feeney, Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Kotlynen and son, Toronto.i
with Mr. and Mrs. Matzo. Feeney.
Mr. and Mrs Thos. L. Butters,
Mr. and Mrs. Fergus - Stapleton anis
Mr. and M. H. Pugh at Clairmont.:
Mr. and -lit•.. Chas. Eisner at i
London
Rev. L.Phelan. Leamington, with!
1
bi" and rs. William Lane.
Rev. F. Mos -Ian. S.F.M. Scarl,rs I
Cliffs. Toronto. with _lir. and jilts
Jack Moylan.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krat:skon .
TiLnrbut'g. with Mrs. Louis Brass -l.
'sop:.
Mi'antd lirs. Vincent Gooding and i
son, London, with Mrs, Laos arse; i
MUSIC RESULTS
Following. are results of exan:ina- I
`:ons conducted at St. J,tsepr
School of Music for the Western On-
tario Conservatory of Music. ori:
ated with the University of Western
Ontario:
Grade IX—Piano: Nancy Spittal.
Grade VIII—Honors: Dorothy
Enzensberger. Peggy Willis, Gordon
Kennedy.
Grade VII --Honors: Ruth Sills..
Grade VI—First Class Honors:
SUPPER
AND SOCIAL EVENING
St. Patrick's Church, Dublin
Tuesday, July 8
with salad. pies,
ete.
Bingo. Dance. Drawing. of Pities
Sapper 6.39 to S P.M.
Adut L •'• - Children
.t
ti=tre -ss t. Wli:pteg lye Serenaders
to 12
$eaforth lumber Ltd.
ZONE C LEGLOiN
SOFTBALL LEAGUE
At Lions Park. Seaforth
Thursday Nite, June 26
AT 8.30 P.M.
C:odel'lell y-3
Seaforth Legion
Dance Saturday
Stratford Casino
Ted Parker's 11 piece orchestra
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HOLIDAY DANCE
Tuesday, July 1st
Bobby Yohn's Orchestra
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No Datle'e Wednesday .July :2nd
ONTARIO'S BEAUTY SPOT
WHEN YOU THINK. OF LUMBER. --
THINK
THINK OFS SEAFORTH 47
BIt) SALE
War Assets Btreen. regular 1.44'4 for 1.00
is easy on
your purse
lloseuiary Lane, Betty Ann Trane.
Grade Y- Liouots: Sharon sloth'
itln, Suzanne Hick.
Grade IV—First Class Honor's:
Nancy Kelly, Linda Sims, Pamela
Stapleton, Honors: Alma Fowler,
'Fergus Kelly, Marlene Cooper, Cath-
erine JIoyltur tenual),
Grade Class Honor's:
Marlene hiller; Honors: .Maryanne
Reynolds, Mary Ellen Gorw'ill, Ag-
nes Carter.
Grade II—Honors: Ruse E toe,
Shirley Kieber.
ENGAGEMENT
Rev. and Mrs. T. Arnold Carmich-
ael of Port Dalhousie announce the
engagement of their daughter, Helen
THURSPAY Juste ggt;, 19,
G ENT THEATRE
vAI t tr,
4 1
�.tJUla d li
NOW PLAYING
Sly FRIEND FLICKA 'reehnieulor, Roddy BteI) Bal*
Treitel fosses. Fliclut retuu, In a hesit-w:utnino picture whieh '4- t'yohe will enjoy.
Are the buy and hiv trot w,• atartl aigethor n11,4, :4 the world.
Next Bion. 'ries. Wed, - ACiRt)SS '1'nl> WIDE BtlSSOGRI Terht arolor (puck Guhle
Iohn Kodiak., New sad wonderful atl'.eutut't alma 11 -Cho foveal W,•rt.- 1t'. a auto'
Weston. tilled with romanee. MATINEE .1t t,Y IST itT 2.:o P,BI.
Next 'lhues,.Pri:'Sat. THE LAVENDER SILL 91x)0 Alec Guineas. Stanley Holloway
A delighttul British etntedy which is tote hie1 chuckle from hettinning to end. Phis la u
'afire on onno tela.
COMING -- GOLDEN GIRL,
Gwendolyn, to Gordon Hugh Series, taste place on Saturday, July 12, al
son of Dr. and Mrs. Hugh R. Series. 3 o'clock, in St. Andrew's United
Scotland Olt. The
marriage
will Church, Port t ll
lhou
sie
Our entire stock of LADIES and CHILDREN'S WEAR. will be
offered to the public in
A Gigantic Pre -Holiday CLEARANCE SALE
CONTINUING TILL MON., JUNE 30th
REDUCTIONS 20% to 30%
CAROL LYN SHOP KIDDIES SHOP
SEAFORTH Next door to Reyeat Theatre
liT Car
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ON THE WEEK -END!
Holiday week -ends are periods of extra hazard
and added congestion on the highway. These
conditions will continue to result in accidents
unless offset by patience, forethought and alertness
on the part of all highway users.
Thousands of visiting tourists and children on
vacation add to already crowded highways. The
need for extra care is obvious. A traffic death is a
needless death.
You risk your life when you drive too fast for
conditions—fail to stay in your own traffic lane—
or fail to obey signs and regulations designed for
your protection -,or, when on foot, you fail to take
necessary precautions.
Enjoy your week -end. Make it safe—one you will
remember, happily.
GEO. H. DOUCETT
MINISTER
Ela\El\St EF
Debentures
and
Guaranteed Certificates
3% - 32%
for 1 and 2 years from 3 to 10 years
• Interest payable half yearly
• $100 or more accepted
THE CANADA TRUST COMPANY
The Huron & Erie Mortgage Corporation
Head Office — London, Ontario
District Representatives
Watson & Reid. Seaferth. Ontario F. G. Bonthron, Hensall, Ontario