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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1961-05-11, Page 4ELECTED TRUSTEES IN MORRIS — For of the elected candidates in Saturday's election for Mor- ris township school area are in this seatorth News photo taken soon after the ballots were counted: From left, James Elston, Bert DIliott, Gordon Nicholson, Carman Haines. Rosa Turvey was not pre- sent. The new board was planning to meet Monday to re-prganize Brides -Elect At there's going to be it change and of her parents. Kippen Showered Mary and Anne Charters, the brides -elect of May were honored at a shower at the home of Mrs. Wilson McCartney and Georgene on the Mill Rd, Games were played and Mrs. Wilber Keyes read a very suitable address. Gifts were presented by Georgene McCartney. A very delicious lunch was served. Mary and Anne thanked everyone for the beauti- ful gifts and the lovely evening. On April 20th a surprise show- er was held in honor of Mary Charters of Western Tire and Auto Supply Co., London, where she has been employed for the past three years. Miss• Eleanor Kitchen was hostess of the even- ing. Games were played and El- eanor Kitchen presented the gifts. Assisting the hostess were her mother and sister Lynda and Eleanor Bailey. A delicious lunch was served and Mary thanked the hostess and everyone for the enjoyable evening and the love- ly gifts. The staff also presented Mary with a Kenwood blanket. On April 25th a kitchen show- er was held in honor of Anne Charters who has been an em- ployee of Charles R. Will and Co. Ltd., London, for the past three years. Mary Mae Gegen and Ruth Webb were hostesses of the evening. Games were played and the gifts opened. A lovely lunch was served and Anne thanked the hostesses and everyone for the enjoyable evening and beau- tiful gifts. Anne also received a coffee table from the Firm. Miscellaneous Shower A miscellaneous shower was given Monday evening by the congregation of St. Andrew's Un- ited Church for Mary and Anne Charters, brides -elect of Saturday, May 13th, Mrs. John Cooper Jr. chaired the program which con- sisted of sing songs, piano solo by Nancy Consitt, reading, Gwen- neth Hendrick; piano solo, Mar- jory Turner; piano trio, Diane Faber, Gwen Jones and Eleanor Wright; banjo and guitar num- ber by Grant and Kenneth Jones. A contest was directed by Mrs. Robt. D. Elgie. The twins were invited to sit in prettily decorat- ed chairs. An address was read by Phyllis Lostell and those as- sisting with the gifts included Jean McNaughton, Margie Elgie, Phyllis Lostell. Ruth Anne Mc- Nichol, Susie Mae Lostell. Mary and Anne thanked everyone for the many lovely gifts and invit- ed all to the trousseau tea on Tuesday. Mrs. John Cooper jr. was in charge of the guest book. The shower was arranged by Mrs. Lloyd Cooper, Mrs. John Cooper Jr and Mrs. R. D. Elgie. Lunch was served in the school room of the church. About 100 guests attended. Address to Mary and Anne Charters Monday Evening at St. Andrew's Church Dear Mary,—Could you ever believe that one so fair is only half of a perfect pair. Like dou- ble the trouble, double the fun or two is twice as good as one. But there they sit, the future wives with never a difference in their lives, who've always done the very same thing, even to collect. ing engagement rings. Never dat- ing alone or going with others, even to settling down with bro- thers. So that their names will remain the same, still twins up to and including names. But soon this they'll find it mighty strange, For one you have that Volkswag- on lump you get from anticipat- ing every bump. And one will have that Chevrolet stare from look- ing at things that are not' there, and trying to identify each rattle, just get it going i half the bat - tie. So on the thirteenth they change the name to one that's different but still the same, to re- tire to live on the lucky man's farm, to give the government cause for alarm, Beware boys of things twins arrange, these girls with whom vows you exchange. For when they both say "I do", which one's for him and which for you, So take my advice and paint a sign "That one's his" and "This one's Mine". So that when all four leave the church there isn't three and one in the lurch. And so you pair of insep- arable twins, the best of luck to the one that wins. And for am- munition during marriage rifts, we offer you these throwing gifts. Signed on behalf of your friends and relatives. On Friday evening at SS No. 10, Tuckersmith, the neighbSts and friends of Mr. and Mrs. An- thony Van Loon, newcomers to the community, gathered to hon- or the couple on their 25th wed- ding anniversary. The evening was 'spent in progressive euchre. Winners were: Ladies high, Oli- ver MacKay; low, Mrs. Winston Workman; men, high, Garry Brown; low, Anthony Van Loon; lucky chair, Rennie Van Loon. The family presented the • par- ents with many gifts and neigh- bors a silver cream and sugar set on a tray. Mrs. Bertha Brownlee left last week for her home in the USA. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stokes and Larry of London visited Satur- day with the latter's father, Mr. Robt. Thomson. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bert' Faber were Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Oesch and family and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Oesch and Jimmie of Zurich, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Roth and daugh- ters of Tavistock and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Penhale and Ricky of Bayfield. Mr. Wm, McGregor returned home Friday since being hospit- alized a few days in Clinton-. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Thompson of Battle Creek, Mich., are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Pearson Charters and Mrs. Jean Charters. CROMARTY Mr. and Mrs. Carter Kerslake and family of Staffa visited on Sunday with Mr. Andrew Mc- Lachlan and Mrs. Grace Scott. Mrs. T. Laing visited on Friday with her uncle, Mr. Win. Patrick at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Lance Norris at Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McGhee and Connie spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hatcher at Strathroy. Mrs. Everett Kerslake and in - Pant daughter have returned from South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mrs. Robert Dodds spent the week end at Walton with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dodds. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker and Alice visited on Saturday with cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wal- ker, Markdale, and on Sunday at Port Credit with Mrs. Margar- et Tuffin and Mrs. WM. Hodge. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Currie, Linda and JoAnn of Dorchester spent the week end at the home VARIETY SHOW Seaforth District High School FRIDAY, MAY 19 AT 8 P.M. Featuring P.UPAS -'Cl/f ifg.' it Broderick's Dancing Class, also local talent Sponsored by C. P. T. Committee of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Admission 50c Children 35c (tinder 6 years reel Me iiiiiiiii ealeameneel ii mile l 11,11 lllllllll trateM1111110111,11iMenealeil11011m111111011011.11111111,111111M,M1 Week end and Sunday visitors with Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon Laing were Miss Elaine Jegerson of London and M. and Mrs. Donald Jegerson and daughter' Cheryl of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ramsey and children of Listowel visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex, Ramsey. Sunday visitors with Mr. •and Mrs, Alex. Gardiner were Mr, and Mrs, Win. Schwartz and Dor- is, Crediton, and Misa Ruth Knechtel, Rostock, and Mr. Ken Moorehead, Toronto, aRODI-1AGEN Rev, Prielt Schulte, Mre.Marthe Schnitz of Waterlog were mots of Mr, and Mrs. Herman Leon- hardt on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John Anistein of Kitchener with Mn and Mrs. Geo. Moak on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Hauck of Rostock with Mr. and Mre. R. Sholdice. A number of Sunday School teachers attended the Sunday School teachers' convention in Stratford on Sunday. Mr, and Mre, Lorne Hinz, San- dra and Robert of Chatham with Mr, and Mrs, Lavern Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herbert and ' Mr." and Milt. Herman Hinz at the same home. Mr. and Mrs, Laverne Wolfe visited Geo. Seibert, Seebach's Hill, recently. Starting next Sunday Student Harold Brill of Waterloo Semin- ary will be in charge of the services of St. Peter's Lutheran Church. He has completed his studies at Waterloo Seminary. He was awarded the prize for ob- taining highest marks. Rev. Erich Schultz of Waterloo has been the supply pastor for the past seven months, The Regular monthly meeting of United Lutheran Church Wo- men was held with a good at- tendance and quite a number of visitors, Mrs. Reuben Rapien, Mrs. Irwin Miller and Mrs. Har- old Rock in charge of devotions. A film was shown on The Wo- men's Auxiliary of Waterloo Col- lege and SeMinary, Roll Call was answered by a favorite spring flower. Treasurer's report by Mrs, R. Sholdiee, Secretary's re- port by Mrs. Ci, Rock, Business was conducted by Pres,, Mrs. WI, Beuermann, The ladies are attending' the annual meeting of the Western Conference in Trinity Lutheran Church at TOVIstook this week, A Diamond Wedding. A.liniver- sary is being catered to by this group on May 30th, Curtains have been purchased for the Parson- age which will now be occupied by Student Harold Brill, Thank - you cards were read, Birthdays reported by Mrs, Elizabeth Rook and Mrs. Irvin Miller. Meeting closed with a hymn and com- mon doxology, after which the ladies were invited to a Tupper- ware demonstration held in the 'club room of the Community Hall here. This was sponsored by the married couple's group of the Church, A certain percentage of proceeds will go towards the Church. A lovely lunch was serv- ed by those in charge. DUBLIN At the Mitchell Music Festival held on May 3.4.5, Dublin St. Pat- rick's School, Union S,S,S. No. 2 received firsts in unison Chorus with 85 marks, in two-part chor- us with 84; duet girls' with 82; girl's solo, 83; Choral reading, second with 84. Debbie Dean won the Stacey Bro's. Award for the most out- standing soloist, also a 85 award from I.O.D.E. The A. D. Jordan award for the best duet was won by Debbie Dean and Rosalie Ducharme. The Chamber of Commerce Shield was won by the school with the highest number of prize winning THU SEAFORTH NZWS (Phone 84)—Thursday, May 11, 10(31 marks, The school also won the Mr, and Mrs. Martin Brick, De- LotOn'S Club Shield for the best troll, 'MOIL, with Mrs, Kathleen rural chorus, Feeney. Martha SolioonerWerd a pupil of Mrs. Win, Lane attended the Dublin Continuation School won 25th anniversary, of her brother's, first for girls' solo with 8Q points, Father Louis Phelan, ordination Girls' Trio' also Won'first with at Leamingtort last week. Martha Scheonerwerd,i.ene Shea Mrs. Catherine 'Feeney in and Joanne Stapleton, with '10 Kitchener with Rose Marie and marks. ' Catherine. Mr. and Mrs. James Jordan, of Toronto, with Mr, and Mrs, Pat Jordan. Mrs, Gibson, Mrs. Alex Bryson and daughter,itiToronto, Korolinntkon, Mr. BRODHAGEN COM. CVE) NTR and mya Mr. and Mrs. P, Groshek and Friday May 12 ELGIN MR HYT A FISHERMAl RSN Gillvra,y, London, with Mr, and T children, Mr. and MM, Doug, Mo. Mrs. Dan Costello..'ilitk.'„.,-,T,1,:rif 1/44, l ee l llll ll e l e lll a llllllllll me, l ll l ot ll lee l l ee ll e lllll l * l e ...... * *0'6.'14 .. ' .. .. DANCING! 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