The Seaforth News, 1960-09-15, Page 4OF
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To Seaforth Fall Fair
Thursday and Friday, September 22 - 23
COLORED PHOTOGRAPHIC
COMPETITION
2" x 2" Colored Slides
Competition will be held for pictures dealing with:
1. Pe.rntanerlt sign en grounds advertising Fair.
2. Any new .structure on grounds built in lltthu.
General picture of grounds on Fair Day (may he aerial).
1. Jnnfor or 4-11 Club exhibit -not livestock,
5. Livcstouk--4-li or regular classes.
7. Int,e'ior General Exhibits Building.
0. Baking Show.
9. Flower Show.
Sp, eial Class: A shield to Junior Farm Club whose slide
is judged Champion in Class 4 in provincial competition.
Slides should be handed to Gordon Wright or Mrs. Joseph
Grummet!. by October 3o, veto. All slides, but those used, will
be returned to owners.
A prize or $3.00 will be paid for each slide accepted for
the Provincial Competition.
N.S.-DO NOT MOUNT SLIDES IN GLASS. Submit as
they come from developer.
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having their names listed in the telephone directory.
Please be sure to check your directory right away.
For changes and additions call our Business Once
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13RODHAGEIN
Thu public ecilnol here 'lee id
pupils attending, three of those
are beginners; Glenda litekisuu,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ford
ptekisou, Sharon hock, daughter
of Mr, mut M11111utold Moult,
Ron Reek son of Mrs'. J 01111 \S ii
liaulr Mr. Donald Wolfe started
his seeuud terns as teacher,
Seven 110l;ils, Dennis and Dean
.Snaith, Janet Scherlrarth, Donald,
Chola and Jim Riegel and Mufti
Ann Diogel, who used to go to S.
S. 0, t41oKit1op were transferred to
this school, and two pipits Paul
and Karen Rock from this school
had to an to McKillop School,
these children are now attending
the school iu the township in
in111011 they live,
The following pupils front the
village aro attending iMitchell and
District High School and are
transported by bus; Olnoyten, Ro-
bert and Kenneth Ahrens, Arthur
Hiegel, Roger Sholdiee, Richard
Leollllardt, Maine 13eunewies,
Jane Bock, hose Elva Buuole, Phtyl-
!ls Binz, Paul Criestap,
;1i', Glare French is attending
Teachers College lu Stratford.
allss Darlene French is inking
a hair dressers eeul'Sl' 111 i'U101l-
enel'.
rirodhageu School pupils took
part in the d'4lonkton fair on Wed'
nesdaY by exhlbttiug and maroh-
mg,
alauy relatives, frieuds and
aeiglloours attended the wedding
stud reception of Charles Scher-
c.;trtlt x1111 Barbara Jackson at
.,tratfurd un Saturday.
.ui's. Aug. Scherbarth and other
tutauves attended a trousseau tea
our • Miss Barbara Jackson in
atratford en Wednesday,
'Messrs Porti DJcltison, Mervin
Leuulaardt, Ues, Reek, 1Vlartin
.tturrto, Robert Gibb and ituseell
oholdlee spent tine weekend on a
Erle to itutherglelt and other Nur-
theru points,
Ml's, Elizabeth Rock and Mrs,
Louise Jarmuth have been visit-
Ing with the "former's daughter,
Ars. Harold -Grove and Mr. Grove
an Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Wurdell
and -family visited Mr, and ill's.
K. Pauli in Detroit recently.
Miss Lynne Townsend of Tav-
istock has been with her grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Scher -
berth, Sr.
Mrs, Lew Hicks has returned
from Seaforth hospital,
Student Harold Brill of Preston
who has been in charge of the ser-
vices al St. Peter's Lutheran
Church for the summer mouths,
has returned to Waterloo Semin-
ary to complete his final year.
Members o1 the Stewards or the
Christian Home, Mrs. Ford Dieki-
son, illrs, Reuben Hulick, Mrs,
Gordon Wardell, Mrs. Edward
Sehorbarth Jr, prepared a dinner
for the Sunday school teachers at
St, Peter's Lutheran Church last
Thursday evening after which the
teachers had their regular meet-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A, Kintner
were among those attending the
25tH wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Brodhagen, cele-
brated at the home of Roy Brod-
hagen, HRR. 4, Mitchell on Satur-
day evening.
Mrs, Wm. Diogel has been con-
fined to Stratford hospital,
a+'lowers adorned the altar of St.
Peter's Lutheran Church in mem-
ory of Mrs. Louise Jung who pass-
ed away one year ago. They were
placed by her family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ilinz, San-
dra and Robert of Chatham, with
Mr. and Mrs, Laverne Wolfe on
Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Bob Wolfe
and family and Kenneth McKay
of Stratford called at the same
home.
The Brodhagen band played for
cemetery decoration service at
Dashwood on Sunday afternoon.
Mr, and Mrs, Russell Pfeifer
and Mr, and Mfrs, Gordon Fawm
and Lynne of :Mitchell with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Herbert and Mr.
and Mrs. Laverne Wolfe,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jacob of
Kitchener with Mr, and Mrs, Man-
uel Beuernian,
Russell Sholdire, President of
the dMIitchell Lions Club, invited
the members for their first dinner
meeting of the season to Brodha-
gen and District community hall
on Friday evening at which bar -
beetled chicken and the trimmings
were enjoyed, Mr. Nelson Howe
of Cromarty provided entertain-
ment, with bagpipe selections,
Lions Gerald Agar and Wilfred
Ahrens were In charge of program
arrangements.
The Chamber of Commerce held
their; monthly meeting' at which
plans were made to finish the in-
terior of the basement and install
washrooms in the basement, The
outside of the building has been
waterproofed by painting the ce-
ment blocks with -a light green
paint which adds to the beauty of
the building.
The monthly meeting of the
United Lutheran Church Women
was held iu the church basement
with 28 In attendclnce. The devo-
tions were In charge or Ml's, Mar-
tin Diogel and Mrs, George Rock,
Student Brill presented the topic
"How Denominations Differ", con-
tinued front last meeting, Mrs.
Fred Young, past president, was
In ehargo in the absence or the
president and vice president, Af-
ter tho meeting lunch was served,
Mrs. Reuben 13uucic was preeonted
with two living room chairs to
help furufeh her home after los-
ing their furniture in a fire dur-
ing the whiter, Mrs, Edwin ,Scher-
baltis read an tt1111l'Opl'ia.te add -
rem
Mr, slid Mrs Roos White and
family of (lndertch with Mr, and
Mrs. Lloyd Pfeifer
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd .Pfeifer and
Karl with Mrs, Jean Nichols and
Robert, Brussels,
Ma'. and Mrs. Lloyd Pfeifer and
Karl and Mrs. Arl Pfeifer with
Mr, and Mac. All' Francis, Monk -
ton, on Sunday.
PH11 SI'tAFO1ITII NEWS
-Tlillraday, September 19, 11N0
WIN1`HROP
Rall)^Day service will lie oh -
Served in Winthrop Scutal i Sr ltoal
o11,Sept,38th at 12:45, followed
by Church Service at 2 pin
24orthsute United Church
Worship at 11 am,
Our Rail)" Day Service will be
observed on Sunday, Sept, 18 as 'a
combined service with the Church
School. Awards for attendance
and promotlo e will be anaule. The
theme for this year's observance
is "'ibleInto all the World with the
Church Sohool--Sr. School as
above. Jr, School will retire dur-
ing worship service.
ST. THOMAS' ANGLICAN
RevII. Donaldson, S.Th.
11 aan„ Morning Prayer and Ser-
mon,
10 a.m., Church School.
First
Presbyterian Church
Rev, D. Leslie Elder
Minister
10 a.m, Church School and
' Youth 'Fellowship Class
11 A.M.
"Front Sea, to Soul"
11, A. Kempster, Organist
Everyone welcome
An ddv4 rSary
The Egmondville United Church
will celebrate its 125111
Anniversary on Sept. 25th,
The annual
FOWL SUPPER
Weal„ Sept. 28111, at 5 P,ui.
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