HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1959-12-03, Page 4BRODHAQEN
air and 51.1.'S,1, 9oherlaith
o
Detroit spout a feu slays with Der
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. I3e11-
nowies• and •other. relatlyes,.
9Lrs, Milieu I iel(liteit, ,Roger
and Gary and leer Parente of De -
troll apeut the weekend with Mr.
and '33rd G. k ieltlneir,
Mr, and firs. . Rose of Sarnia
WW1 'lir. and Mrs. 011ris W, Leon-
llardt,
Mr. and 1h's. John littollel and
Ruth Aune of Hamilton with her
mother, :ills. A. I-iil1ebreeht.
Mr. and Mos. A, Sntith, San-
dra told Arthur of Blenheim with
his father 1711 Salida and Mr. and
Ails. Ken Snaith,
lir, and Mrs, L. Wolfe In Kitch-
ener for the weekend with rela-
tives.
Rev. Eberhardt of Miivertoa
was in charge of the service at
St. Petei•'e Lutheran Charon on
Sunday and Rev, E, J. Tischer
NNW in charge of the service at
Milverton,
Mr. ancllLrs. Reuben Buitck vis-
ited their son, .M1'. and Mrs, Mar-
tin Buuck in Milverton, Sunday.
The 'Community Forum former-
ly Farm Forum, sponsored pro-
gressive euchre in the community
shall here on. Monday evening with
17 tables playing. Prizes were loon
by ladies High, Mrs. 'Win. Diegel;
men's high, ,Martin Diegel; ladies
low, Mrs. John C Diegel; men's
Sow, Chris W. Leonlltardt, Lunch
.was supplied and served by For-
unl members. There is to be an-
other progressive euchre some-
time in January, Proceeds for hall
furnishings,
Mrs. Dalton Hinz has been at
theh f M d Mrs Glenn
canvass and. Miss Betts 7?131allau,
Ciolinty dime 11 eenelltilst told of
the fine support given by the Fed-
eration
i ed_
elution to the 411 preleots 111' Un-
remIii', Bob Cturbert, forInenl3' of
CI'IN1l.. Faris department and
now direotol' of information and
assistant secretary to the C.P.A..040 guest Weaker, He explained
how the fanner is represented its
this body. There is no direct vot-
ing paver tor the individual any
more than there is in the house
of 0011110011S iu Ottawa, Rather
you are represented by 'the dele-
gates that you elect by voting
hyour various organiza-
tions just 09 you :are represented
by Y0111' local member of parlia-
ment, This is the 'only way by
whiolf all farmers elm be fairly re-
presented since •direct anomber-
ship voting would mean that the
National Organization oowld very
easily be dominated by the ,farm-
ers in close proximity to the
place of animal meeting. Lost
year it was in Saskatoon; this
year it will be in Toronto.
3113. •Carbert oleo outlined some
of the many questions on which
Government asked the O.F.A. to
prepare statements of ,opinion.
Freight rate, the small farm, in-
flatlon, credit administration. crop
insurance, rabies •losses, and per-
haps the most important of - all
was the establishment of a world
food bank.
Several resolutions were passed
and I will try to give these to you
later.
TUCKERSMITH
The Tuckersnlith Ladies' Club
home c> r, an, held their November meeting at
Diego], Stratford, since the birth the hone of Mrs, E. O'Brien with
of their daughter. 14 members and two visitors pre-
atrs. Mickey cMleOloy, Stratford, sent. The Roll Call was answered
Mrs, John Hinz Sr., Sebringgville, `viol 31•1400tious 1'or winter acti-
with 311', and Mrs. L. Wolfe. vdties for the club. The sewing
SIG'. and Mrs. Ford •Dickison committee reported the year's
and Glendon, Mt. and alas, Lav-; project .almost completed, a box
cru Wolfe with Mr. and Mrs, Dou 1 of clothing for children of ten
Wolfe, 1LLtohell, j year's and under which will be
Logan Township Council were donated to the Children's Aid So -
hosts to 106 members of the llun-ciety of Huron County. A Olulst-
icilral Council of Perth County at i mos exchange of 71c gifts will be
the Brodhagen District Comnnur-' held at the Dec. meeting. A read-
ity Hall last Wednesday and 'en -1 ing was given by :Mrs. L. Lawson.
'Lunch was served by group 2.
Luted a banquet at St. Peter's The club held a turkey supper
Lutheran Church served by the ' .for club members and their fain -
TheLutheran Church women, flies, •ln the basement of Turner's
The B1•odhagen and District Church, on Nov. 10th after which
lIr. E. Anderson provided a very
pleasant evening by showing col-
ored slides of Greenland and Den-
mark.
Chamber of Commerce sponsored
a bingo, dance and draw on 25
turkeys at the community hall on
Friday evening. The hall was
filled to capacity and the follow-
ing won on Turkeys on the draw:
Dale Artweil, Seaforth; Rudy
Marquette of 'Mitchell; Mrs. Hen-
ry Weitersou, R,R. 4, Mitchell;
O. M. Nichol, Listowel; Carl Zorn
of Seaforth; Billy Henderson of
Seaforth; Norman Ronson, Sea -
forth; •1Ierton Hackwell, Walton;
Henry Teusch, Mitchell; Gerald
Stock, Sebringville; Mary MerrY-
field, Monkton; Bert Sperling of
St. Marys; Mrs. •Chris Leonhaldt,
Mitchel; Ralph Frets, R.R. 4,'Mit-
cheil, Adf Reunecker, RR. 5,
Stratford; Geo. Ford, 05 Charles
St., Stratford; Mrs. Norman Beu-
ernlanu, McKillop; Roy Poole of
Poole; Willard Gingerioh, Baden.;
Allan Siemon, R R 4, Mitchell
Fred Eckert RR. 4, Mitchell; Pres Mrs. L. Lawson, Pres.,
ahs. D, 'Murray, Walton; ILrs C, Mas J Turner; 1st Vice Pres.,
Ahrens, Brodhagen Elliott Haack- 1lrvs D Whitmore, 2nd 'Vice Pres -
well, Walton; R. E. Scheuke, of
3litchell.
Bingo winners: $10 prizes —
Ken Murray, Frank Buuck, Mrs,
hen Sienion, Mrs. •lir Dalton, Mrs.
G. Leoihardt, Mrs. W. Austin, G.
Diegel, N. Bennewies, Harvey El -
Nott, Mrs. Ken Smith.
Split 4 ways on 510., Mrs. Geo.
Beuermaun, Mrs, H. Meagher, lira. S. Johns; Parsonage 0011101.,
Mrs. L. Boyce, .firs. Gordon Kist- firs. E. Whitmore. Mrs. 1I. Fei-
ner, firs. Idora Diegel, Mrs. Nor- couer: Visiting Comm., Mrs. G.
man Ahrens, Harry Proctor, Irvin McGregor, Mrs. M. Falconer;
Hillebrecht.
Split two ways on 510., Ronald
Hinz, Audrey Godkin, Mrs. Clar-
ence Regele, Gerald Stock. 'Mrs.
Mabel Higgerson, Mrs. Ivan Eick-
uli
81 0Comm., Mrs. E. Townsend, Mrs.
$5A0 Slrecial�llls. W.Kraus-
hope. E Crioh, Mos. L. Lawson, Mrs. E.
Wm, Rogerson.
Split four ways en 550. Allan 'Whitmore, airs. 51. Falconer, Mrs.
Sienion, ;airs, F. Eickme1r, .lira,
L. Boyce, Norman Rock..
5100 Special—Mrs. Geo. Sailing,
Seaforth.
Dancing followed with music
by Clare French anti his Rythnt
Rangers.
Turner's Church W. A. met in
the church basement at 2.30 p.m.
Nov. 18011 with 11 members and
two visitors present. The roll call
was answered with "Steps To-
ward Peace". The soripture was
read by Mrs. E. Townsend, the
prayer by Mrs. E. Whitmore, de-
votions by Mrs. Wml. Rogerson.
The topic "Blessed are the Peace-
makers" by hl1s. II. Johns, A
White Gift and candle light ser-
vice is planned for Sunday, Dec.
13th at 8.30 p.m. Hostesses were
MIrs. Greg .MacGregor and Mrs.
M. Falconer.
The following officers have
been. appointed for 1910-61: Hon-
orary Pres., :1Lrs. G. Mills; Past
ident, airs, E. Crleh; Sec., Mas.
F. Falconer; Treas., Mrs. G. Mc-
Gregor; Assist, Sec.-Treas., Mrs.
1I. Falconer; Pianist, Mrs. E.
Crich, Assist., Mr•s, Wm, Roger-
son: Program Com., Mrs. W. P.
Roberts, Mrs, L. Lawson, Mrs. W.
Rogerson, Mrs. J. Turner; Press
Reporter, Mrs. H. Johns, Assist.,
pupils made Elie preSenlation of a
coffee table, gold cuff links pa-
per: mato pelf sets, etc, Alfred
ROSS Sr, read the Yellowing ad•
dress: Dear Harold, Mary, 13011'
0111, Joan, John wild Allen: Iio-
eatlse the bright lights of town
nave beckoned you from Dur
midst we have asked you here
this evening to bid you well 111
your new surroundings. A few
weeks ago we saw Margaret. 4
happy bride, leave for her new
home. To you Donald, we wish
5110cees 111 y0111' chosen fields Of
work. To Joan, John and Allen
as you .lake friends in your new
school, we hope you wi11 not for-
get your former school matesat
No. 4. Mary and Harold, as yeti
go to your nett home, we would
send with you our very best wish-
es for yo111' happiness, good
health and prosperity, As a tangy
ible expression of our sentiments
we ask you to accept these small
tokens, Signed en behalf of your
friends and neighbors;
Buying Com., Mrs. G. McGregor,
11rs. Wm. Rogerson, Mrs, E.
Townsend; Cleaning Churoh, Mrs.
F. Falconer, Mrs. J. Turner;
Flowers and Cards, ,Mrs. Ed
Layton, Mrs, S. Johns; Lunch
FEDERATION NEWS
13y J. C. Heuuningway
Huron County Federation of
Agriculture held their annual
sleeting on Thursday, Nov. 27011.
in tate Londesboo hall with about
200 present. We could have ae
commodated another 50 and while
there was a fair representation
from the ladies section they could
very well have made up the extra
numbers.
STAFFA
Presentation to the
Harold Colemans
The residents of concession 8
and 9 of Hibbert and Tucker -
smith townships met for a social
evening of progressive euchre on
Friday in the school house of SS 4
Hibbert, west of Staffa, to honor
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coleman and
family who have recently, moved
from their farm to live in the
town of Seaforth.
Before lunch Alfred Ross Jr.,
William Butson and some school
'Officers elected from the floor annmimaneurnovvinauwww
were Warren Zurbrigg, Clifford,
'P105.; CUOrdon Greig, Wroxeter,
1st. Vice Pres„ and Frank Yeo of
Clinton, 2nd Vice. Pres.
The President, Winston Shap -
ton reviewed the activities of the
organization oven the past year
and noted that there is need for
improvement in the financial po-
sitron. This is caused not by a re-
duction in the income but rather
by the ever increasing call for as-
sistance in solving •farm problems
that is being nade to the county
organization.
Interest is ritnning High among
tine farmers and while only some
200 attended the county annual
Well over 100 Dave been attending
the township annuals and over
the year well over 2000 farmers
will be elSt to meetings to hear
what is being done on their behalf
end to offer their suggestions.
Mrs. Vera Orelg, Chairman of
Ontario Perm Forum, spoke brief-
ly on the need for the results of
these groups. This program is
put on far the purpose of placing
the problems of Agriculture be
fore you so that your opinions
can be discovered and a good do -
claim arrived at,
Doug Miles, Agr. Rep. expressed
appreciation for the assistance gi-
ven to the Dept, in the Brucellosis
DORIS
Beauty Salon
Main St., Seaforth
Phone 373
GROUP 9 of W.A.
The Decenuber meeting of Group
3 of the W.A. of Northside United
Church was held at the home of
Mrs, E. O. •Chamberlain, Mies Ail-
bie Seip opened the meeting With
a poem "There'll always be Christ-
mas". A hymn was sung and the
Lord's ,Prayer repeated. 'hate busi-
ness rues conducted by the 'Presi-
dent, Mrs, W Bradshaw, She ask-
ed •loo a good turnout to the Gen-
eral W. A 011 Dec. 9, labs. G. Stef-
fen rea'cl the report of ,elle Heal
Eating connnittee, Tho travelling
a110013 was brought in and a nice
611113 was realized from beneath
its patches. Mrs, 3. C. Coolu'ane
11a(1 charge et the devotional part
of the meeting and read a poem
"I Still Believe In Salute Olaus", A
Christmas Carol was sung follow-
ed by prayer. The scripture was
taken by Mrs. Steffen, A beauti-
ful .cruet was sung by 3D's. M. Ber-
ger and MDs. F. Hoegy, Sirs. Ooo11-
rane gave a Christmas reading
Christmas at Grandmatls",
Airs. E. Fisher played a piano
solo of Christmas •eanols. Silent
Night was sung and the benedic-
tion closed the meeting. tales.
Cochrane expressed appreciation
to Mrs. Chamberlain and all tak-
ing part. An exchange of gifts
was followed by a most ,delicious
lunch.
RECEPTION
In Orange Hall'
For Mr. and Mrs, Alfred
Grum:nett (Coby Snyder)
Wednesday, Dec. 9
HARBIIRN'S ORCHESTRA
HENSAL,L
Bride -Blest Honored
Mrs: Harold Caldwell and Miss
Bonnie Kyle were hostesses on,
Monday evening at. the formers.
home, when a numberof friends
gathered to Dotter'Mae Margaret
Moir, bride'Oleet. The evening
was spent in games and contests,
after which Mrs, John :Baker read
the address and the bride elect
WAS predated with miscellaneous
gifts. Refreshments. were served
by the hostess..
The Hensen Senior Citizens
Club wore pleasantly entertained,
by the Exeter Senior Citizens club
on Tuesday evening.
M1•. and Mrs. Gilbert johns and
soars of Elinlvills visited vacantly
with Mrs, Johns' parents, Mr,
and Mrs, Wes 'Veneer.
Mr. and Mrs, Dalton Skinner
have moved into the apartment
In Mrs. Aldo,Sitnruon's dwelling.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pepper have
.loved into the upper apartmentin Mrs, Stepllan's house.
p. W. L.
The December meeting of the
O,W. L, was held in the school
;roam. Fr. Sullivan, spiritual dir-
ector '04•5 Present andopened 613.8Meeting with prayer. 1Mls. Gord-
on Reynolds gave an interesting'
report ou the deanery meetingth
held In Stratford during e
to
month. Plans were made give
t
treats to the children at Christ-
mas, plant to the shatins of the
parish and gifts rte Westminster
Hospital.
Me annual Christmas party
will be held •at the Dome of Mrs.
Gordon Reynolds, Monday, Dec, 7.
Father Sullivan read the Ohr%st-
nuts story from. the bible, Mrs. R,
!Pringle read a short story .called
the "Christmas Plower". Themystery prize was won by Mrs,
• Fleming. The meeting adjourned
with player led by the president,
Airs. Jahn Maloney. Lunch was
served by O'Irs. M. Ettaand Mrs.
J. Flannery. -
WALTON
A benefit dance will be held
for Mr: John Maier who lost his
home and entire contents in a firs
last Tuesday night 1v111 be held
Friday evening, Dec. 4, its the
Walton Community Hall. Dona-
tions of all kinds will be grateful-
ly accepted including cash.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lamont and
family of London were week end
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Porter.
Mr. M. Fraser visited with Mr.
and Mrs, Glen Fraser, Stratford,
and M•1'.. and Mrs. 3, Livingstone,
Preston.
Miss Jean Mills of ' London
spent the week end with her
father Mr. Bari Mills.
WATERLOO CATTLE
BREEDING ASSOCIATION
"Where better 'Bulls are used"
WANTED
ore Cs>>ws t be mated to our
Better Bulls
THROUGH OUR ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION
SERVICE
This will mean Extra Profits
for you with the resulting
Better Cattle for Better Living
Breeds and bulls to fit your choice
We are a non-profit farmer owned and
controlled service organization through
which the members are providing this
better service for themselves
For service or more information call - -
Clinton. HU 2-3441
- or for long distance
Clinton Zenith 9-5650
between 7.30 and 10.00 a.ni. week days and
6.00 and 8.00 p.m, Saturday evenings
BETTER CATTLE FOR BETTER LIVING
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First Presbyterian
Church
01110, O. 013)01110 91.1141
Minister
10 ani, 01(11(011 10110000400
ANA
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11, A.M.
"JESUS CALLING"
Mettle, Senior Choir, Anthem,
"Tate Lord is My Light."
Soloists,
Mrs, 'Frank Kling, Ma Dave
Stewart
7 P.M. "A Short and ,Sufficient
Creed"
'VItiate Members of Jr, Choir
"Beautiful Saviour"
Tues„ Deo, S — A meeting of
"Presbyterian Men" in the
elnu'e11 hall at 8.30 p.m. All
men of the congregation are
invited
0,lullll 010111, lllllllll ll III lllllI11",ul it alum ll1e
Nortlhside United Cfler•ch
Worship 17. a.m., (Jr. Congrega-
tion and Nnlrse)y attendants at
each service)
7 Pan., Bible study in the Boolc
of Aots. •
'Ohnroli So11oo1 10 am.
(White Gift Sunday Dec. 13111,
Special Service),
Young People's Pel-lovship post-
poned lentil after •the exam period.
EgslottdvbIle United Clliioclu
Dr. J, Semple, Minister
Lyle B.asminlond, Organist-Chola•
Leader.
Seconal Sunday In Advent
11. a.m., \Morning; Annual White
Gift Service. Special offering for
MOM ViCIREMICMCOMMUMMtmcalatiglumoo
--TO WESTERN CANADA
W t OPS:
CARS SLIDE TOO!
Remember to be extra
careful when driving
in winter—
,.. SLOW DOWN
speed limits were set For
good driving condi ions
FOLLOW AT A SAFE
DISTANCE
with plenty of room
to stop
ICEEP WINDSHIELD CLEAR
danger must be seen to
be avoided
.. TEST BRAKES AT
INTERVALS
to get the feel of the road
...PUMP BRAKES
jamming on brakes locks
wheels and causes skids
USE GOOD TIRES
OR CHAINS
making stops easier on
slippery surfaces
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Thursday, December 3, 1969
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Singln'g 0110ist111ns Ouzels, popple
elro,o.eing;
J0, Choir Rehearsal, P1111a'sd1a',
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RECEPTION
For Mr, and Mrs, Ivan Qncren-
gessol' (.Evelyn Rivers)
13rodhagen C01n1n11111tY HallFriday, Decernber 11
Booth in the 'hail
'Nulls Orchestra.
'0
Xmas Trees
SCOTCH PINI, I3ALSAM, RED PINE.
ORDER YOURS NOW. WE DELIVER
Cut flowers and potted plants
BAKER'S GREENHOUSE
Your Garden CTantre
PHONE 856
SEAFORTII
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THE
"Fresh 11.r"
VentIatn Fan
Now is the time to instal one or more of
these units to keep livestock healthy and
protect buildings from the .damaging re-
sult of condensation.
We leave .been notified that there will be an
increase in price but for a limited time
only we can supply the following. bargains
18" Fan Assembly complete ... , 68.00
16" Fan Assembly complete 63.00
i4" Fan Assembly complete 60.00.
12" Fan Assembly complete 57.00
MILTON J. DIETZ
Purina Chows Sanitation Supplies
Poultry and Hog Equipment
Phone 647 R 21 R R 3 Seaforth
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PROCLAMATION
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
•
In accordance with a resolution passed by
the Municipal Council of the Town of Seaforth,
I hereby proclaim that in view of the present
rabies situation no dog shall be allowed to run
at large in the Town of Seaforth until further
notice from this date, November 12, 1958.
B. F. Christie
Mayor
God Save the Queen
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IIIMMOOMEs
Town of Seaforth
Re Dog Proclamation
In view of the disregard by the general
public of the recent proclamation
issued by the Town Council re the
confinement of dogs, and the fact that
they are not to run at large at any
time, the Council feels that charges
must be laid under this By-law,
Any owner or harborer of a dog who
allows it to run at large can be sum-
moned into court. The fine in a case of
this kind could be $50,00 and costs.
The Council and myself would ask all
citizens concerned to comply with the
laws and avoid the consequences.
a. F. Christie
Mayor