The Seaforth News, 1960-05-05, Page 4vim sm1I+'oirrli Nh\VS Thursday, May17. 10110
3RODHAGEN
1'lle community forum held
their last n1('eIing of the season
Iasi 11nc11: evening at the home
of 11r and Mrs, (loo, and Harold
Moult, During the winter ulontlls
they have purchased with the pro.
teed or the weekly collection and
progressive cnchte parties in the
hall, 12 doz. stainless steel knives,
folks and teaspoons, and 2 d0z,
tablespoons and dessert, spoons.
100 fruit julee glassed and 100
water „lasses, and last winter
bouu!'1 1 b dishes for the Com -
numb:. - stall. It W(18 decided that
the members hutch a picnic with
their families on June 10 at the
home of Mr, and Mrs, Lew hicks,
'Members of the Lather League
of senlati their play "Toed for
F:ii iter" at the Talent Caravan
night, along with ether League
Plays at Milverton lust l8rida'Y
evening. The cast are: Shirley
Trentcwsky. Donna $chorbartli,
Sharon Pruetcr, 1111aine Benno-
wies, Arthur Hiegel and Warren
Slioldiee. Mrs. Ralph Hicks is the
director and Oho was presented
with a table 1a111p from the cast,
The play's wi11 be presented in the
C'unlrulull(y stall here in the near
mitre.
A celebration was held 1n the
Community hail for 1h', and Mrs.
Harry &luegge on the occasion of
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ANNUAL MEETING
and Dinner
HUR N COUNTY TB .ASSOC.
Hotel Clinton, Clintonec
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7 o'clock D.S.T.
• The special speaker will be
Mr. D. N. Mason, Rehabilitation Officer
Public Cordially Invited
Harvey A. McDermitt Mrs. T. B. Russell
President Executive. Secretary*
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The public is invited to attend
Annual Meeting & Banquet
Huron Liberal Association
as constituted for Federal Purposes
Canadian Legion Hall, CLINTON
FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1960
— Dinner 7 p.m. — Meeting 8.00 p.m.
GUEST SPEAKER—HON. J. W. PICKERSGILL, M.P,
former Minister of Citizenship and Immigration
Tickets for the Banquet available from Municipal Chairmen
H. HAWKINS, Clinton, Pres, ROY LAMONT, Zurich, Treas,
HAROLD SHORE, Goderich, Secretary
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their 20111 wedding anniversary,
Ntig11b01s, 18111tives and Chamber
of Commerce 101111bers attended,
11r. and Mrs. liervin 11odgert
attended the johns-Roee wedding
at Ilussehlale on Saturday,.
Mrs. Albert Qnerongesse' has
been confined to dieaforth Hospit-
al for the least week where site
underwent an operation,
blowers were on the altar of
St, Peter's Lutheran Church on
S-ttrrday from the wedding on Sat-
urday of Marilyn Wiete•sen to
James Cilkebread, and plants in
the chancel in memory of Ad.
Pfeifer who passed away one year
ago, 111(800 by the family, Mrs.
Pfeifer and Mr, and Mrs, Herman
Selheinl of North Dakota, gave a
donation to the organ fund in his
memory.
Janet Darlene, daughter 01 M1',
and Mrs, Wilfred Dr'agert Jean
Lois, daughter of Mr, and Nirs.
Gordon Wurdoli; and Christine
Patricia, daughter of 11r, and Mrs.
Edward Scherbar'th Jr., were OOP'
tizecl during the Sunday" morning
service. The sponsors for Janet
were 11r. and Mrs, Willard I3en-
newies and 'Mr, and Mrs. Earl
llennewies along with the parents
and for Jean the sponsors wale
Huron County
Refugee
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MAY 16 - 21
Give Generously when
The Canvasser Calls
On You
ONE OUT OF
FIVE REFUGEES
—IS A CHILD
For Trans s ortation Phone 227
Voters in
Polls =1 & 2
vote YES at
Seaforth Motors
GODEHIC'H STREET
w
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HARSET STREET
Voters in
Polls 5 & 6
vote YES at
M. E. Clarke Garage
GEORGE J'T
Voters in
Polls # 3 & 4
vote YES at
Seaforth Library
Vote YES on the Four Questions May 11
Seaforth Businessmen's Committee
1,, . i?s"e
Mr, and Mrs. Mervin \Vm'dell and
the parents, and for Christine
were i1t", and Mrs, Wilfred Wolfe
and Mr, and Mrs, Norman Eggert
and the parents,
111', and Mi'l's. John Mueller and
1111111 Ann of Hamilton with Mrs,
Ang11111cbreellt, •11111 attended
the 11ietel'sen-Cakeln'ead wedding
011 Saturday.
Master Douglas Dietz is still in
London lloslrital waiting to have
an operation after suffering' a fall,
111r, and Mrs. David Sholtlico of
Walton visited his brother Russell
01101(1180 and Mr's. Sholdice on
Sunday.
\1r. and Mrs, Henry Koehler of
Mt. Forest with IOi', and 'Mrs. Ed-
ward 'Seherbarth Jr,
On Friday evening a Stag party
with tibout 30 present was held at
the home of Mr, and Mrs, Manuel
Ileuermann for Gary •Sholdice
prior to his owning marriage.
Wayne 13euerman read a very Ap-
propriate address written by
Mrs. Fred Herbert and Donald
Wolfe matte the presentation of an
occasional chair. The event was
planned by Wayne Heileman and
Donald Wolfe,
A shower was held for Mr, and
Mrs. Lyle Leake 111 the Commun-
ity Hall last week, also a wedding
reception for 11', and Mrs, Irvin
13rodhagen nee Grace Wolfe.
.Hiss Audrey °Priestap, or Mitch-
ell has been teaching piano les-
sons at the home of Mr, and Mrs,
R, Sholdice since September and
will now be teaching at the Com-
munity Hall, site has over 20 pu-
pils.
Mr. and Ma's, Lavern Wolfe and
Mrs, John I•Iinz Sr, spent the
weekend with Mr, and 3Irs, Lorne
Wolfe and fir. and Mrs, John
Hinz Jr„ ISitehener,
Mr, and Mrs. Irvin Swint of
Milverton with Mr, and Mrs, Wm,
Riegel on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Franks of
PICK
A P140N
from our garden .
of colours !
Preston visited wall 241r. and Firs,
Manuel 13enerntan on Sunday.
BLAKE
Mr, 111141118 McBride of London
51(0111 the weekend with his par-
ents,: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mel3ride
and Johnny.
111', and Mrs. Arcllie Mustard
and family visited with 11r. and
Mrs, Gladwin Westlake or Hay-
field, •
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Desch and
fancily visited with Mr, and Mrs,
Clove Gingerich and fancily.
Mr, Archie Mustard or Sarnia
silent the weekend with his wile
and family,
WINTHROP
The \VIIS and W,A, of Cavett,.
Winthrop, will meet on Wed., May
11 at 2 p.1n, Circle 3 will look aft -
Township a,f T zzckersrnith
TAX PREPAYMENT RECEIPTS
for 1960
The -Township of Tll.ckersulitll will telly interest
at the rates Of 4% per annum from June :15th
to Dec, 15th, on all Prepaid 'faxes
•Certificates and full particulars may bo obtained
at the Clerk's Offiee, TuCkerslnitll, 1t It 4 Seaforth
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