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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1961-01-12, Page 5THi9 SEAFOETH NEWS -- Thursday, January 22, 190 1 SMITH'S r„„irgalet. 3c•COELLoGG' RN FLAKES giant l_ . _ KRAFT SLICED CHEESE E 8 az pk29c in >c, ' 'Six Monthtf CONTINENTALu FOO FLOOR AX W 9 PINT MAXWELL HOUSE C \.O FF EE 1l67b bag '�' GREEN GIANT NIBLETS 2 tins , n 37C FIRESIDE SALTINES Christies 1 lbh p only 25c RICK'S SWEET MIXED PICKLES 32 oz Jar i . PHONE 12 WE DELIVER IER HENSALL WILLIAM G. PARKER William George Parker, 61, a life-long resident of the area died suddenly Saturday wliile deliver- ing a load of feed at the farm of Rochus Faber, Kippen. He was employed by the Mickle grain mill here for 11 years, He is sur- vived by his wife, the former Eva Norris, two sons, Arthur, Sea - forth, and William at home, two daughters, Mise; Betty Parker, London, and Mrs. Clarence. (Mar- garet) Ruston, 74 East Gore St., Stratford, and three brothers, Wilbert and Harold, Hensali, and Gordon, Exeter. The body was at the Bonthron funeral home,, Hen - sell, where a funeral service was held Monday at 1.30 p.m, with burial in McTaggart's Cemetery. Amber Lodge .Holds Euchre Noble Grand Mrs. Ernie Chip - chase presided for the meeting of Amber Rebekah Lodge 349 on Wednesday evening. A meeting of the committees of the C.P.T. fund will be held in, the Lodge rooms on Thursday, Jan. 12th. Mrs. Archie MacGregor, treas., gave the financial report. Record- ing Secretary, Mrs. John Ingram read notes of thankyou from shut- ins remembered with treats, and flowers and checks by the C;P.T. at Christmas. The changes in by- laws were given the third and final reading by the,Noble Grand. The 'property committee were in- structed to enquire about an el- ectric stove the hall. Following the meeting the inembere entertained guests to a progressive euchre party. Prize winners were ladies high, Mrs. Edna Corbett; gent's high, Mr. W. R. Dougall; ladies commie - den, Mrs. Jas. MOAllister; gent's con„ Mr. Ernie Chipchase, Re- freshments were served for the kitchen of BRUCEFIELD Mr, and Mrs. Walter Moffatt, Mr. and Mrs. V. Taylor, Clinton, visited with their aunt, Mrs. S. McKenzie, in St. Thomas hospi- tal on Tuesday of last week. Mrs. Orland Johnston, Clinton, entertained a number of ladies from Brucefleld and Clinton on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Zapfe and son Glen, Byron, spent the week end with relatives and friends in the village. Mrs. Mac Wilson visited with friends in London for a few days and Mrs. Stackhouse returned home after visiting for ten days with her daughter, Mrs. S. Neale and son, Mr. Elwood Stackhouse, Wilton Grove. Mrs. T. Hamilton, Auburn, is visiting with friends in Brumfield and Egmondville. Mr. Jack Broadfoot returned to the OAC at Guelph. Mr, Neil McGregor left last week to attend university at Lon- don. WITH A -HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN Home Improvement Loans are available through your bank under the National Housing Act for alterations and repairs to the exterior or interior of a home and for awide variety of other improve - merit's. You may borrow up to $4,000 with up to ten years to repay. These loans are also available 'to the owners of rental -properties. WITH A FARM IMPROVEMENT LOAN Farm Improvement Loans, backed by the Domin- ion Government: are available from your bank- up to $7,600 at five per cent simple interest and up to ten years. to repay. These loans cover the purchase of all types of, farm equipment and Improvement to the falai house and farm buildings. WITH' A SMALL BUSINESS LOAN Enquire about Government -backed loans for. Improvp1pprpll,tg §tush bgsirlQss establishmentB through the ehartered banks- up to $26/000 e d up to ten years to repel . Why Wait for Spring?' FOR ADVICE AND ASSISTANCE, CALL TOUR LOCAL NATIONALLEMPLOTMENF OFFICE -MOOED BY AUTHORITY OP THH.MINIOTER OF LABOUR, CANADA mea TOWN TOPICS. Mrs, (iler.) H, Donaldson left on Wednesday by air for Chile, Smith h Anled • fes o • broth - ere . ,to vi it s hz and eistol's there, ' GROUP ,R OF N0RTHSIDE Group 2 of Northelee United Church was .heli at the home of Mrs. Sven Meeuwisse on' Jan, 2. l'4r.J t von , S led e sthe devotio. n al part, The meeting opened with Woz'tbwizile Days, Mrs. Work, man gave the scripture reading and Mrs. Stevens offered prayer, Tho new president, Mrs. J. M. took So tt 4 t c char �e, s She read a poem, A New Lent, appropriate for New Year. 19 members an. swored the roll call by mention- ing a notable event of 1960, The treasurer, Mrs. M s F Storeyreport. ed $268.25 turned oyer o Gener. al: W, A, for 1960, It -wee decided to have the daffodil tea again, Mrs. Stevens gave a mostin- formative n - formative talk on diet and food habits, having us check our daily menus, and explained 'how to in- clude food recommended, by Can- ada's food rules. • ' A dainty lunch was served by Mrs. Addison and Mrs, Bryans. White candles on the tree and walls was an effective setting for the. lunch, Miss Sinclair moved a hearty vote of thanks. LADIES AID MEET. Miss Jean Scott opened the Ladies' Aid meeting of First Presbyterian Church with words of greeting for the New Year. Mrs. W. A, Wright read a poem "Way. side Church". The hymn "Stand- ing at the Portal of the Opening Year" was sung followed by the minutes and the reading of annual reports.. Mrs. Whyte read several letters of thanks from shut-ins who had received gift boxes at Christmas. Mrs. 1. Cairns sang a beautiful solo "My Cathedral" an. companied on the piano by Mrs. J, McGregor. The treasurer's re- port was given by Mrs, Butt, which showed a very successful year. Rev. D. L. Elder spoke on the topic "On the other side of the Hill", referring to the New Year ahead. If we look unto Je- sus and fully trust Him through each day, He will keep us safe in His care forever more. Mrs. W. A. Wright moved a vote of thanks to Mr. Elder and Mrs. Cairns. The meeting closed with hymn 696 followed by The Lord's Prayer in unison. Lunch was served by the ladies of the execu- tive, DUBLIN The Dublin Colleens held their 7th meeting at the home of Jc- enne Stapleton, The meeting was ppeued with the 4-1H pledge, The business meeting was conducted by Betty Anne Butters, The next heating will be held on Jan, 7 at the home of Judy Friend, Our Leaders helped us with our slips, We were pleased to have Mrs,. Whetham help us, We received more booklste on good grooming, A lovely lunch was: Served by Jo- anne and her mother, MacDONALD — WJ 99THAM Sprays of white chrysanthe- mumsmums effectively decorated Zion United Church on Monday De. ember 26 at 3 o'clock when Ilene Elsie Whetham, Dublin, became the bride of James Allison Mac- 1dof Dena Galt, with the Rev, A, DaYnard officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, A. G, 'Whetham and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, James M. MacDonald of Galt, Mrs, Chas, Roney, n y, Dublin, played traditional wedding mttsic and was accomp- anist for the bride's cousin, Miss Susan Friend when she sang "0 Perfect Love" during the signing of the register. Given in marriage by her fa• then the bride wore a floor -length gown of white French satin bro. cede, the bodice featuring a V- shaped neckline of self cording. The long sleeves were lily -point- ed and the princess skirt flared to a chapel train. A rose of the same brocade held her finger-tip veil, she wore the groom's gift a siring o pearls 6 f and carried a cas- cade of red roses surrounding a white gardenia. Identical street - length red velvet frocks cut on princess lines with V neckline were worn by maid of honor, Miss Joan Britton, Dublin, and brides. maids, Miss Judith Friend, Dublin, eouein of the bride, Miss Sheila MacDonald, Galt, sister of the groom, and Miss Margaret Skov of Clinton. Their headdresses were fashioned of white veiling and white velvet ribbonand they carried muffs of white baby Chry- santhemums, Russell Hannusch of Blair was best man and the ushers were the bride's brother, Kenneth Whetham of Dublin, James Erichsoh and James Mc - Lay, Chicago. Receiving at Wakes Country Room, Stratford where the wed ding dinner was served, bride's mother wore a sheath of Nile green pure silk, bodice of Alencon lace, beige accessories and a cor- sage of bronze baby mums, As- sisting, Mrs. MacDonald wore a heath of beige figured brocade with blue accessories and pink odes in corsage. Leaving for a honeymoon to Montreal and the Northern States the bride donned a royal blue wool heath with white accessories nd white gardenia corsage. The young couple will reside at 388 Weber St., Kitchener. Guests at- tended the nuptials from Toren. to, Hamilton, Galt, Kitchener, Al- nrmunionte,ty. . Chicago, :Windsor, Clin- ton, Ashburn, Dublin and corn. 4H Club News fly Susan Friend The Dublin Colleens held their 8th meeting on Saturday at the home of Judy and Susan Friend. Betty Ann' Butters presided at the business meeting. We talked about our record books and Ach- ievement Day. We decided on our book covers. Ourleader, Mrs. Friend talked about care of the hair, and showed us how to make a shampoo. We also learned about care and choosing nylon stockings, shoes, care of legs, posture and washing woolens. We practised darning. Lunch was served by Judy and. Susan. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Eckert of Owen Sound with Mrs. John Eck- ert. Mrs. R. F, Byrne and Bobbie, Hamilton, with Mr. and Mrs. Fer- gus .Kelly and Monica Byrne. Mr. Neil Stapleton has return- ed tp' O.A.C., Guelph _to resume his studies. and. Mrs. Ron Butters and children, St, Thomas, with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Butters. Kenneth Stapleton, Toronto, Miss Joan Masse, Brantford with Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Stapleton. Mrs Catherine Ryan, Stratford with Pat Maloney and Mrs, Schul- man. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Overdulve and children, Metcalfe, with Mrs. Mary Feeney. Mr. Dan O'Rourke is a patient in the General Hospital, Strat- ford, GROUP 4 W,A. NORTHSiDE Group 4 W. A. of Northside Un- ited Church met at the home of r Mrs. J. Bach, with 16 members present. Mrs, McOuaig was in charge. of Devotional with Mrs. Lindsay assisting in prayer. Mrs. J. Turnbull, our president was in charge of the business part of the meeting. Our project for this year for helping to raise money, is a. novelty apron which was dis- tributed to each member. It was decided to dispense with the Tal- ent Money, but to carry on with our Sunshine Bags. It was decided that a few of our members meet some after- noon to make plans to make a quilt, which will be donated to give it to some worthy organiza- tion, Mrs• Hudson thanked our hostess and lunch committee, P. Hoag Moves To Strathroy The following is from the Lucknow Sentinel: Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Hoag have moved to Strathroy to make their home. They left the village on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Mc- Leod and family have moved to the residence near the High School vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Hoag. Mr. McLeod is a member of the High School Staff. Mr. and Mrs. Hoag made many friends during their residence, here. Both were faithful members of Lucknow United Church' and Mrs. Hoag was very active in the W. A. and W.M.S., having given able leadership locally and in the Presbyterial. Mr. Hoag was act• ive in the Masonic fraternity, and his work in organizing and dile ecting the High School Band will' long be remembered. Mr. Hoag was a member of the High School staff for sixteen years; coming to liucknow from Seaforth in 1944 to serve under the principalship of Miss F. E. MacLean until her retirement two, years later, Mr. Hoag succeeded Miss MacLean, On January 1st, 1951, the Lucknow District 'High School Area came into being and in September 1953 the' new high school was officially opened. Mr. Hoag's retirement became effect- ive last June and since then he and Mrs. Hoag have continued to reside here. Upon Mr, Hoag's retirement he was honored by members of the High School Board and by the student body, whose good wishes at that time are still most applicable now and were summed ,up thusly, "wherever your lot is east, may your future life be crowned with health and happi- ness " Mrs. Hoag was guest of hon- our at a friendship tea held at the home of Mrs. Harold Treleae yen recently. Mrs. J. Wesley. Joynt poured tea and Mrs, J. Lit- tle and Miss Ruth Treleaven as - Meted in serving the guests. Mrs, Joynt expressed the regret of the group that Mrs. Hoag was; leaving the community and wish- ed her every happiness in her new home. Mrs, Hoag was pre- sented with a pair of matching figurines, HENSALL Mrs. Clarence Ruston and son of Stratford are spending a feW days with Mrs, Ruston's mother, Mrs, Wm. Parker, a ent, opened the WA meeting wit a few words by asking us to think seriously of the changes the future is to bring upon no, Mrs, Ron Bennett read the min - metes and. thankzll Mrs. Thomas, Mrs -you, E.cards Bryansfro, Miss g, Davidson, Mrs, a. 'Wil• liamson and Carl Coutts. Tress- urer''s report was given by Mrs, A. Coutts. The annual meetin was J set s foran 19thC a 8,m with lunch, sandwiches and text after, 17th and boundary gron to serve and McKillop group t clean up, Mrs, W. McDonald wa asked tp replace Mrs. W, Broad foot In helpingzng to Prepare Po communion Sundays, The ladle were asked to save old stamps. Ten dollars was voted to Five Oaks. A social is planned for Feb.24th o' Mar. Ma . 3 each group responsible for 20 minutes of the program, The supper committee Was asked to prepare menus and prices for weddings and bring the seine before the ladies at Febru- ary meeting. Mrs. Reid closed the meeting with prayer. • Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hack. well returned home on Saturday from their honeymoon trip to the southern states and have taken up residence in the Graham Shot - dice house, The postponed Christmas dance was held Friday evening in the community hall with Farrier's or- chestra. During the evening draws were made for the special prizes on which tickets had been sold, Winners were, electric cof- fee percolator, Mr. IKen McDon- ald; steak knives, Miss Loreen Roe. - Mrs, Ii, V. Workman of Sea- 1orth spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. Alvin McDonald, Mrs, Ferne Patterson of Sea- forth spent one day this week with Mr, and Mrs. W, Broadfoot. A number from this vicinity attended the Thompson -Johnston wedding at Wingham on Satur- day. h 500 of Centralia visited at the Welfe home on Friday evening, Mr, end Mrs. Wayne Turvey, Mr, and Mrs, 0, Jones and Mr, and Mrs. Nornzan Ferguson of 1930ter visited at the same house Jae': week. Mrs, Ad. Pfeifer received word of the death of . her sister.lndaw Mrs. Wilhonzine Wollaeott, 89, g nee Pfeifer, of Mitchell, The fun- , ezal wasr held in Mitchell on s Wednesday afternoon, p Barry Gordon Mehl son of Mr. o and Mrs. Kenneth Riehl, and a Bradley Louis 'klennewles, son of -i Mr, and Mrs. Earl Beunewies ✓ were baptized during the Sunday s morning service by Pastor Erich Schultz, The sponsors for Barry were Mr, and Mrs. Milton Rapien, Moe Grace Wieterson and Har- old Rode and a e• oz Bradley h a eY t e. sponsors were Mr, and Mrs, Ivan Bennewies and Mr, and Mrs, Ron old Beuermann, along with the parents, Mrs. Chas, Arens and Wilfred. Ahrens attended the funeral of Mrs. Carl Rocket et Waterloo last Thursday, Wilfred was one of the pallbearers, The Annual meeting of the Un- ited Lutheran Church women was hold with a good attendance, Devotions were in charge of Mrs. Lew Rieke, Mrs. Geo, Rock, Mrs. Martin Dietz, Mrs. Manuel Beuer- man, The topic they chose was "New Year Meditation" and sev- eral poems were read, The secre- tary read thankyou cards and other correspondence. Business was conducted and it was decided to donate $10 towards kitchen needs for Edgewood Camp, Edeu Mills; $20 towards medical sup- plies to a Mission in Malaya, There is to be a drive for used louping for the next few months. World Day of Prayer will be ob- served on.Feb. 17 with neighbor. ing churches invited to take part,. Birthdays were reported for Mrs, • R. Sholdice, Mrs. John Vock. The election of officers for 1961 waslows: held which resulted as fol - Pres., Mrs. Manuel Beuermann; Vice President, Mrs, 0, Young; Sec., Mrs, Geo. Rock; Treas., Mrs. R. Sholdice; Statistics Sec„ Mrs.. 11. Rock; Membership Sea, Mrs. Lew Hicks; Education Chairman, Mrs. Martin Dietz; Thankoffer. ing Chairman, Mrs, C. Leon- hnrdt; Christian Service, Mrs. F. Young; Auditors, Mrs. Dan Beu- ermann, Assistant, Mrs. Lloyd Prueter; Parsonage Committee, Mrs, L. Pfeifer, Mrs. R. Rapien, Mrs, Harold Mogh, Mrs. E. Scher. berth; Stamping Committee for quilts, Mrs. R. Buuck, Mrs. Dal- ton Hinz, Mrs. R. Rapien, Mrs. E. Seherbarth; Buying Committee, Mrs. R, Sholdice, Mrs. John Vock, Mrs. Irvin Miller, Mrs, Dalton Hinz, Meeting closed with Doxol- ogy and lunch was served by Mrs, C. Ahrens, Mrs, 0. Young, Mrs. F. Young, Mrs. L. Wolfe, Mrs. A. Bauer, Mrs. Aug. Bauer. BRODHAGEN - Relatives here received word of the death of Mrs. Christina Hinz, wife of the late Arthur Hinz, in a London Hospital. The funeral was held in Tavistock. She was a former resident here. Mrs. Elizabeth Rock visited re- cently with her granddaughter Mr's. Robert Allen and Mr. Allen, Brucefield. Mrs. Donald McLaughlin and Dale of Kincardine spent last week with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Win, Diegel. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rode and daughter of Palmerston with Mr, and Mrs. Milton Rock. Mr. and Mrs, R. Sholdice enter. tained friends from Stratford, Clinton, Mitchell and Meleillop at their home 'on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Voll and fam. ily of Kitchener with Mr, and Mrs. Harold Mogk, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fawcett, Lois and Mary Louise of Mitch- ell with Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Hinz. Corporal H. D. Watson of the Lord Strathcona Horse (Royal Canadian Army) with the United j Nations Emergency Forces left for one year service in Egypt. He had been stationed in Calgary for the past 30, years. Mrs. Watson (the former Doreen Wolfe) and two sons Douglas and Donald will be staying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe here dar- ing his absence. Mr. and Mrs; Donald Wolfe, of Mitchell- and Cpl. Watson's pan ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wats WALTON W.A. and W.M.S. Twenty-eight ladies were pres- ent when Rev. Thomas held an induction service for the new of- ficers of WMS and WA in :the SS room of Duff's Church; The Service was opened with prayer by Rev. Thomas, who also read the scripture ,rand offered prayer for members. He specially thanked the ladies for the lead- ership given during his ministry. He then gave the right hand of fellowship to Mrs, N. Reid and Mrs, D, Watson, the two new presidents, A hymn of dedication was sung. The new president of the WMS, Mrs. Watson, then took charge. She read a scripture and a suitable hymn on seasons. Mrs. Schade read from Ephesians 61. 10-18. Mrs, H. Craig gave trees-' urer's, report and Mrs, T. Dundee gavesecretary's, report and roll call. Reports of the different' groups on year's work, ,the Baby Band and Mission Band were g4, ven. A workshop in Blyth Church Jan: 26, 1.30 and 4.00 p.m. Was announced. The World Day of Prayer Is scheduled for Feb. 17, Mre. I3. Travis and Mrs. E. Mit- chell gave a duet, "Standing., at. the Portal," The topic, second chapter of the study book, was given by Mrs. Mitchell Mrs. W. Broadfoot closed the meeting, Mrs, N, Reid, the now preeid- c BAbYFiELD Trinity Club Trinity Club members held their annual January meeting last week at the hone of Mrs. R. Gairdner. The meeting opened with a hymn, and a prayer and reading by Mrs. Wm. Parker. The business of the meeting was fol- lowed by election of officers for the coming year, with Rev. E. Harrison in the chair. The offi- cers for the corning year are Honorary Pres„ Mrs, R. Gaird- ner; President, Mrs, G. Bell - chamber, Sea, Mrs, M. Corrie; Treasurer, Mrs. Wm, Parker; Euchre Dance Community Centre, Seaforth Sponsored by Seaforth Wonieiz's institute Friday; Jan. 13 Redline 8.30 path Norris Orchestra Adm. 75e , Lunch proveled Everyone welconie stommommiostrammtiogroftromotommottosti enrd Ca Seo M 1 Mize Jiez•th a Stur. geon; Pianist, Mrs, 11, Roddlck; Telephone Convenor, Mrs, S. Ir. vine. Thirteeu members answer. ed the roll call by giving the date and month of i the' r u birthday. The meeting closed with the pledge followed by a delicious lunch served by the hostess, Miss Jackie Cluff, London, Spent the weekend with her mo. the r, Mrs II .CI ff, 911'. and u Mrs, F, McFadden and family have recently moved into their new home which is nosy completed, Mrs. Wm. Parker Jr. and fam- ily, London spent last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs, Jack Fraser, Mr, and Mrs. Stuart Atkinson and two children, Detroit, spent the weeknd with his uncle D. L. Atkinson, tuPPEN EAST The Kippen East W. I, will meet on Wednesday, Jan, 18 at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. ,Tack Sinclair. The co -hostess is Mrs. Winston Workman, The roll call, what I eat for beauty and good temper. The motto, whether a fellow ends up with a goose egg or a nest egg depends on the chick he marries. The topic, comes house-cleaning season, Mrs. Ross Chapman. Current ev- ents, Mrs. Howard Finkbeiner. A spelling match. This is the home economics meeting. The lunch committee, Mrs. R. Brock, Mrs. Ross Chapman, Mrs. William Bell and Mrs. Ken MacKay. WINTHROP The Helping Hand Mission Band will meet on Saturday, Jan, 14, at 2 p.m. The CGIT meeting has been cancelled until further notice. mo. Seaforth Agricultural Society Annual Meeting ( Banquet At Egmondville United Church THURS., JAN. 19 at 7 p.m. GUEST SPEAKER Charles S. MacNaughton, M.P.P. Tickets 51.50, available from any Director or Sec: Treas., 11. 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