HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1960-05-12, Page 4BROOHAQEN
• 1)ehgrah Ma rle, inl:lnt daugh-
ter of Mr. anti Alis, Albert Bauer,
\s'tls bltllt.itied thlri'ig the Suttthty
Morning Service at 4t. Poter's 1.r1•
the run Chore 11 by Rev, I. J. 1 144.
cher with Alr. and Airs, Arthur
( ampbell and Mlr. and Airs. liar,
v'y Drown the ,,:pon.eo1•,e along
with the parents,
Olt Sunday teaming a farewell
llite or the play was "Focal 'for
Father"; double trio by Donald
•lietlel'tmtnll, dilly itnt44)44)114441),
(lto'la Dieg4rl, Neil Raplen, Shir-
ley leeker4 Joauno 1 111 *sen, )iitt-
no 41414)1: by Jeanne I. illgsett end
Paul Horan.; piano stilus by l3ev-
e'rley Sholdtee, Barbara 110 ;S,
Cheryl. 014)1111 nicy; trombone soil
lc l Linz: voe tl r'olo, Mar-
e:tr t: 411is en ladies' quartette,
1A \\'4)1, Dicl;•el, Atls, 0, f 41.011
411)4)1:)1 01'0111114' 11.1 '4 held 111' the hetet, Ales, Dation Hinz, Mee, G,
basement or the church far itev. 111:.1, (u•cnllpanied by MIs. R.
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and lit Pl.,cher prior to their ;iltoldice net the. ),1114)1); accordion
letv i u rot 1 huwaod neer be 11 11 ., le t ioe, I onna 4eherh;Arth: Kar -
the es:: lege, for thee yetis, :Mr. on and Pauline Osborne singing
Bess 1 e emitardl was chatrm m with Erlyu ()shortie accolnpanyinp-
and 0t'ro was a short program: them on the a ,rdiou Anse. And -
one a,, play b} member: of Ike r))• 1'r'i'4ttp organist of the
Luther League, \1 a ren S1101(1 101, •1101 at ,u e e,npaniO4 1)11 rho elano
Arthur 1)i(,e1, - Sharon P1lleter, for singing a few hymns. After
Donna Si'herbartll 1'11 Ile 64:4)4)4. tIll' program 3Ir. Aug. S)her1artlt
wies and Shirley Treetowsky, read a very totting address and
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Mr. 1). N. Mason, Rehabilitation Officer
Public Cordially Invited
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Mrs. J,13. Russell
Executive Secretary
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':E44.41 384A411fiENT OF TRAVEt. AND PUBLI1I44, Hon. Bryon 1. Calh.erl, M;n.,l .,
Pastor and Mrs, Fischer were
pre :Idea, '111i it chesterfield and
chair and a 111111144 cabinet by the
eon gllgitt101) and various pl.'i11)iz.
irtian4. Posen. Fischer graelonely
thanked on behalf of h.ln wife awl
hien e1i' and Om eve1113114 closed
with a hymn and lunch,
On \Vl'dneeday evening mein
hers of the United Lutheran Wo-
men met for their monthly meet-
ing with \Ir$ Lew Ilicl,s, Airs, (1,
\lode, 1R s, ( W. l.eonhardt and
Mrs,1
11 , ter( 11aF.'
ttlr in charge or
rlevolions, >ais flicks presided for
businese. An invitation \Cels 411-
(.11tr Bethesda United t l
l l
Fa nite(1 ('hunch
for the 1)1ternoen of J1u1e 71h, the
ladies also to attend a cen\•ention
at Zion Lutheran Church, Strat-
ford on Flat., May 14. A letter was
read from Roy. Calvin 'Diesel of
!Walden', giving a description of
Geraldton and his (thumb and
1haukiug for a gift received from
this greull, Cards of thanks were
read front the families of the late
Mrs, Nora Diegel and the late
Airs Atrium Dietz, also thanks
from 1411rs. Edward Scherbarth,
Jr,, Airs. Harold 11111gse11, Mrs.
Win. lief/Delimit), Mrs, Edwin
Seherharth, ')'w4) layettes were
made by the ladies and are to be
sent to Lutheran World Relief,
01101 1 helper has leen purchased
by this group from Pastor Fischer
to remain in the parsonage. Birth-
days were reported by Mrs, 11, E.
Diesel 3110 Mrs. Eli Baleen,
Members of 111e Luther League
etlen(10(1 a convention at Philips-
burg Lutheran Church 041 Sunday
afternoon,
On Thursday evening four one -
net plays were presented in 111e
Prec(hagen and Distrii't Commun-
ity nail by Luther League mem-
bers from Milverton, Wellesley,
Baden and Drodhagen,-Tlie adju-
dlca o
t Is were the principal of the
Milverton High school. and Mr,
Ashdown and MrMurtha, teach-
ers of Mitchell 11i„1) school, They
decided that Brodllagen play
Food leer Father, was the winner
unci a cup was donated and pres-
ented by Russell Sholdice to Ole
director, Mrs. Ralph llicks; and
the best actress was Sharon ?me-
ter of Brodllagell, and a cup wag
(101141e0 041(1 presented to her by
Wilfred Ahrens and the best actor
W118 Arthur Diegel of Brodhageu,
and a cup was donated and pre-
sented to him by Ralph 111111s,
Free soft drinks were (ionated
to the cast of the four plays by
Lew Hicks and For(! Dickisou.
Piano pupils of Miss Audrey
Priestap were competitors in the
Mitchell Music Festival, Friday,
and many received second and
third prize,
Roger Sholdice attended Leader
ship Training Camp at E(Igewood
Camp, Eden Mills, near Guelph
for the weekend,
On Friday evening friends or
Henry Leonhardt held a stag
party at the hone of Edgar IIflle-
brecht for Henry prior to his earn-
ing marriage. lie wa0 presented
with a chair by Ralph Hicks, The
event was planned by Charles
Scherba4111 and Edgar Hillebrecht,
Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Rose of Sar-
nia spent the weekend with Mr,
and Mrs. Chris, NV, Leonhardt,
Mrs, Albert Hinz Sr. w110 had
been with her (laughter, Mrs, L.
Wolfe has been moved to Strat-
ford Hospital,
Mr, and Mrs. Carl Ruggle, Kit-
chener, Airs. Lester Schantz, Sher-
ry and David of Hamilton and
Fred Dean of Calgary called on
Mrs, Chas, Ahrens and lb•, and
Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens o4) Sunday,
.Air. and Mrs, Carl AIikel and
Gloria of Fullerton with Alr, and
SIrs. Norman Benuewies on Sun-
day.
Mrs, Clara Rock of Stettler. Ai-
l'erta is visiting relatives here.
CROMARTY
Alr, and Mrs, \\', Harper at-
tended the funeral of her aunt,
Mrs. Garnet. Passmore at Forest
on Saturday,
Mr, and Mrs, Harold Carey are
spending a week with their dau-
ghter and son -i4) -law, Mr, and
Mrs, D. G, Armstrong of Mont-
real,
Mrs, Roy McCulloch is a patient
in Scott Memorial Iiospital, Sea-
torth,
I Mother's Day guests with Airs,
Sadie Scott were Mr, and Mrs. J.
AI. Scott. Muriel, Jerry and Ron-
1 uie, •Staffa; Mr. and Mro, Duncan
Scott and baby, Mr, and Mrs, Ger-
don Scott, Ina, Dorothy, Anna,
Agnes and Frances, Airs, Eva Col_
qulloun and Miss Jean Colquhouu,
Staffa. Air. Lindsay McKellar,
Laurie and Bob.
Huron County
Refugee
T
MAY 16-21
Give Generously when
The Canvasser Calls
On You
ONE OUT 01
FIVE REFUGEES
—IS A CHILI)
1uncltiy visitors 101111 Mr. and
Mrs, Will '4111111111011 we -1'e Mr. and
Nies. Cliff Miller, Bonnie Jea11 and
Paul and Mr, and Mrs: Nelson
1'iaahin, Behoove,
Family gatherings were held at
the Monies of Air. and Airs. T,
;ling Alr, and Airs. Otto Walker,
1tr, and. Airs, K. Mai:eller, Air,
a'rd MIs, 1,11yd Sorsdaltl and Airs,
Al, t - !ought an.
Air, and airs, It. Decide or Wel-
.on have moved into the village
and are : o 1v
c t ecus, 116' th0 Sorsdaltl
holt0e,
'L'lle Christian Tastily service
on Sunday n ,.nucha, was well attended, The
children or the Sunday school
with their teachers 0e0011iecl the
centre Trout pews and the junior
choir led in the singing of the
hymns. and provided a special
number, The prepared 1110341am
was followed and Rov, S. Kerr
delivered e, 1nee911g0 on the s4)
gested subject, "God Setieth tl
Solitary in )Families," Diploma
and ;seals were presented to se
crlil of the scholars for regal
attendance,
Friends numbering 100 tees•
present at a shower given 111 hon
or of Margaret Elaine Johns i
Roy's United Church, The 41
club girls' address WW1 read b
Muriel Selves and a gift present
a.(1 by Janice Christie, A deeora
ed baslt01 of gifts was presente
by Brenda, and .lean Dow, the ad
dress being read by Amy Dow,
Doris Johns a1141 Airs. Donald
Johns assisted the bride-to-be in
opening the gifts Margaret ex
pressed words of tippreelat'ion and
a delicious lunch was served by
the ladies,
Airs, Fred Solids entertained at
a trousseau tea in honor of her
daughter M'argaret's approaching
marriage on Thursday, April 21,
Receiving 1 4) 5 1 he
the guests were t
g
bride's mother, MIR Tohns the
groom's smother, 11i' R Miller
and the bride -elect, Those serving
in the afternoon wore Misses Ala -
bel Dow, Janice and Joan Christie
and Airs, Larry Cook, and in the
everting, Misses Irene ('olquhoun,
Audrey Kemp and Bonnie Ritchie.
The trousseau and gifts were dis-
played by Miss Doris Joints, Mrs.
Donald Johns, MIs, ,Tae. Alltchell,
\liss Ann Mitchell and Aliss Mar-
jorie Strathadie, Assisting in the
kitchen were Mrs, Clayton Colqu-
11onu„ Mrs, Sterling Grahm, Mrs.
Jas, Willis and Mrs, M. Christie:
The May sleeting of the W31S
was held in the Sunday School
room of the church wit)! Mrs,
Houghton presiding and leading
in the worship period, The topic
"Keeping Faith Alive" was given
by Mrs, J. A1, Scott, The study
book leitson which had been pre-
pared by firs, W. Harper was pre-
sented by Mrs, T. Laing, Mrs,
Grace Scott led in the Gla(! Tid.
ings prayer, Two filet strips, one
on Africa and one which told of a
girl's decision to become a deacon-
ess were shown by airs, T. 1..
Scott. Each member gave current
events. The meeting closed with
prayer•. by Mrs. Houghton,
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• KIPPEN
Mothers' Day service at St An-
drew's United Church was well at-
tended and was conducted by the
pastor, Rev. D, A. MacMillan, -
The choir, well filled with Sun-
day School pupils awe directed by
the organist and leader Miss .Tean
Ivison, Grant Jones and Joan
Sinclair rendered a duet, An ad-
dress was read by Gwenneth Hen-
drick, "God Setteth the Solitary
in Families".
The Church was decorated by -
Mrs. Emerson Kyle and Mrs, E(1 -
gar McBride, and was artistically
clone,
Mr, Wilfred Mellis received
word Sunday of the passing of his
brother'n-law, Air, Edgar' Cud -
more of Vancouver, who tiiecl Sat -
wile,' in a Vancouver hospital.
Master Bobby Gridzak and sist-
er ,reedy spent the weekend with
Mr, and Mrs. Austin Wheeler of
Monkton.
Hiss Noreen Walkout of St.
Marys was the guest of Mr, and
Mrs, Robert McGregor over the
weekend.
Mr, and Mrs. Grant Love of
Caro, Mich, attended the Cooper-
McClinchey wedding at Varna on
Saturday and -visited relatives
during the weekend.
Neighbors and friends of Mrs.
4)e Lostell are pleased to learn
he is hone since being a 1'(atient
n Srntt Memorial Iiospital, Sea.
arch,
•Trons.e'Paa Teo"
On Saturday, April 30 a Trous-
eaa tea was given Miss June
leCtinchey, Varna at her home,
eceiving the guests were Mies
one MrClinchey, Mrs. Frank Me-
linchey. mother of the bride, and
Its. Morley Cooper, the groom's
either. The table with white lin-
11 table cloth was decorated with
ink and white, and bells. pink
napdra;ons and white shasta
allies, Those pouring. tea includ-
d: Mrs. Bruce M4Clinehey, Airs.
;rant Love, Caro, Mich,; Mrs.
an1,•4n Cooper, Mrs. Stewart
laird, Mrs, Ernest McClinchey,
11.0. Edgar McBride, Mrs, Robert
)alrymp)e, Mrs, Elva J. Carr,
Irs. ,Tolls •Cooper. welding gifts
vas displayed by Airs, ,Tack Coo -
ET and Miss Grace • Boyce. The
hewer gifts by Miss Audrey Mae-
onald, 14(104 Elaine MoClinchey,
lies 1Tarlon Turner, ,Miss Eilene
IeLean, Miss Elaine Grainger.
ersonal Trousseau: Miss Mar-
ene Meelinehey, Miss Marilyn
teekle. Linens and diehes: Airs.
homes Penhale, Mrs, Stewart
\ ilson, Mrs, Stewart Broatlfoot,
Ilse Betty 1lallahan.
•
BRUCEFiELD
Mrs, Sinton McKenzie spent
Mothers' Day with her son and
slaughter -in-law, Mr, and alit. Don
McKenzie, in St, Thomas.
Ab', Wesley Bain, Chatham, vis-
ited a few days with his mother
Mrs C. Ilam and Miss al, Swan,
\Irs, W. 11, Pepper was sent to
the hospital on Friday morning
with a lacerated thumb.
Air, and Mrs, Douglas 4feBeth,
Windsor, spent the weekend with
31r, 3'le73otl1's parents, Mr, and
Airs. 3, \S', Molleth,
141r, and. Mao, (loo. 1i11141ey of
Walkerton awl Mrs, W. 11, Pep-
per were guests of Air. and Mrs,.
Elgin '(1014)41011 (n1 Sunday.
Alerley Taylor, Sarnia, 114(4'.
anti Mrer, (1lues, Proctor, Clinton,
were guests of 1)41. and 1411s, Vie.
for Taylor on Sunday,
Mothers' 1)11}' 11111 filtiugIy. ob.
served 011 Sunday, May 8111 at the
morning service. I)r, 1). A, Ale -
Kenzie 1 141 c hnd the o' charge -
l, 1 s a, • I
vice, The theme, "PI1e family as
a Christian Community". Tyle
seriptn1'e was read from 1 (1101.
111118 4)1(1 J0l111 by \lin • Gaye El-
liott and Miss (irate (lis' on, The
address \vas very impressive,
"God Setteth the Solitary in Fam-
ilies", and was described by ,hiss
Eleanor McC'artne)', Holy Baptis-
mal was also observed when three
threats were bapti'1d1 Jas, I.ett-
roe, eon of :lir, and Airs. Clifford
Ilen(lersolr, DOnrl1 Ann and 'Wm.
Ross, children of Sir, and Airs, C.
Lee,
Airs, Marion Treibner spent the
weeltan(4 with her sister, Mrs, D.
Jolly, Exeter,
1. 4'O 3I[1`' ET
The May meeting of Seaforth
W. 1, will be hold at -the Monte of
Mrs, (lordon Dapple, Tues„ May
17 at 2:14 pen, Airs, R. M. Scott
1vi11 be co -hostess, This will be' the
historical research sleeting, con-
vened by airs, J. F, Scott and Mrs.
A Crazier, Roll call to bo answer-
ed with something I learned from
grandmother. Members are re-
minded to bring a lteepsatte to
this meeting for an exhibit, Miss
13, Campbell, Seaforth, will be the
guest speaker. An invitation is ex-
tended to all grandmothers to he
R
g4)e. t
sat this
meeting, 4)a The e l
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('01 Mrs,
Le Prr
4)e Mrs, J.
KBIT, Mrs, Barton, Mrs, R. J,
Doig,
BORN
In General Hospital, Calgary, to
114r. anti Mrs. Keith Harrison, a
daughter, of May 4th (Susan
Gail)
Dalton — At Scott Memorial
Hospital, on Mny 7111, to Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Dalton, Seaforth, a
son
G7•unlnlett — At Scott Memorial
Hospital, of May 8, to Mr. and
Mrs, Alfred Grumulett, R114 Sea -
forth, a daughter
Adair — At Scott Memorial
Hospital on May 8111, to Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Adair, Mitchell, a son
Miller — Russell and Margaret
Miller of Stella wish to announce
the birth of their son Gordon
Russell on May 8th, in Scott
Memorial Hospital, tt brother for
Lee and Teresa
COMMUNICATION
'rhe Editor, Seaforth News,
Dear Sir—,By the time this let-
ter can be published, one issue
will have been settled by a vote
of the residents of Seaforth.
On the other hand I can not let
the
action of the "Seaforth Bus!-
uessmen's Committee" escape un-
challenged, In the copy of your
paper last week an advertisement
appeared which, by inuendo, left
the impression that I, together
with many outer business and
professional men, favoured the
establishment of Government con-
trolled licensed hotels in Seaforth,
I would like the privilege of
your columns to assure all inter-
ested parties that my name ap-
peared without my consent and
without my knowledge, I have
not favored beverage rooms in
the past and I do not favour them
now of in the foreseeable future.
You, 3Ir, Editor, must share
some of the responsibility in pub-
lishing such an advertisement
sponsored by an amorphous group
who have not identified them-
selves to the public, but neverthe-
less, have seen fit to employ the
gond names of many Seaforth cit-
izens who were Just as unaware
of the proposal as I. The phras-
ing of the publication may fulfill
the legal requirements of the
truth, but the spirit of the truth
has been stocked and crucified.
Stroh duplicity surely reflects
the attitude of monetary greed
that has no regard for the charac-
ter of a fellow citizen and no
thought for the moral and spirit-
ual life of the community. Yours
sincerely, Pau! L, Brady. MX.
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THE S11Ab'G11TIi NEWS (Phone 84) Thursday, May :12, 1000
First Presbyterian Church
Rev, p, Leslie Elder, Minister
H, A. Kempster, Organist & Choir Director
Spring
ThariK Services �YL7
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GUEST MINISTER
The REV. HUGH
B.A„ D.D„ Huntsville
(Former minister of First ('blunt -
SUNDAY - MAY 15 11
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10 A.M.
Church School & Youth Followshlp
11 A.M,
Sermon: "THE GRACE OF GOD"
Solo: "Trust In IIhu" (Hamblin)
Guest Soloist: Mrs. Sydney Jones, 1.1510 ved
Anthem: "Break Earth Into Joy" ('l)urntan)
Senior Choir
7 P.M.
Sermon: "TIIE BUSINESS 01+' LIVING"
Solo: "Hold Thou My IlanO"
Soloist: Mrs, Frank Kling
Anthem: "Now Let Us All Praise God and Sing" (Young)
Senior Choir
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EVERYONE 17OND COI
IALLY INVITED PO A11'1')ND
TIIIISE SPECIAi, SERVICES
J S
NIVERSA RY WIN1HROP
AN Flelptng Iland A11ss1on Ilarl(dere
holding their 3hty meeting on Sat-
tn•d,rr, 1ttly 19 at 2 p.m. and are
iuvitlug their mothers In Join with
them,
The Young People's Union or
Winthrop ere holding Brei'
Anniversary Services on
Sunday, May 15
AT CAVAN CIIUR('TI
Morning Service at '11
Guest Speaker, Mr, 1.,P. 1'lumsteel
Evening Service at 7,30
with Rev, W.H. Summeroll
Npeciat Vlasic at b0t71 Nerl'iees
Northside United. C71tu'ch
Worship at 11 a.m.
The Junior Church School will
hold their sessions during the
worship -period.'Parents are invit-
ed to bring their younger children
with them and they will go to
their classes after a brief worship
session,
Senior Church School at 10 a,m,
(for all classes above Primary) ,
Mrs, Jas, A, Stewart, Organist.
Mr, Jas, A. Stewart, Choirmaster,
Rev, J. Cliff Britton, B.A., Minis-
ter.
Eon:0140)1111e L'ntted Church
Dr, J. Semple, Minister. Lyle
Hammond, Organist -Choir Leader.
11 a,m,, The public worship of
God. Guest Minister, Rev, J. 1-1,
Vaa'dy, B, A.
10 e,111., Church School and Bi-
ble Class,
L. 0. B. A.
EUCHRE
In the Orange Hall
Monday, May 16
Admission 40c
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Featuring the Largest Wide
Screen in Huron County
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
May 12 and 13
-- Double Feature --
"The Horse's Mouth"
Alec Guiness -- Kay Walsh
"GUN FEVER"
Mark Stevens -- John Lupton
One Cartoon
SATURDAY and MONDAY
May 14 and 16
-- Double Feature --
"The Hounds of the
Baskervilles"
Peter Cushing
"Ten Seconds to Hell"
Jeff Chandler -- Jack Palance
One Cartoon
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
May 17 and 18
"PORK CHOP HILL"
Gregory Peck
Two Cartoons
Tuesday, May 17—Clinton Iio213
ChrL Theatre Night
Today, John McMurray and Mary his
wife travel to town together. For him the
journey to the office is an every day
routine, For Mary it's something special
— an exciting early start to a day's shop-
ping. For both a busy day lies ahead ..
one during which they'll make good use
of the services their bank provides.
Their Personal Chequing Account at The
Canadian Bank of Commerce will make
settling bills easy and economical for
Marv, And when John drops in to make
a deposit in their Savings Account, he'll
be greeted with the friendliness and
courtesy that makes a visit to the Bank
of Commerce a pleasure.
THE CANADIAN
BANK OF COMMERCE
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