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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1961-08-24, Page 4Make Larone's your headquarters for School Supplies, See the complete stock of new text books. Check the bargains. CLIP BOARD Here is a good buy. It seals regu- larly tor $1.25 $ �O s Feature Refills One hundred Sheets of 20 -bond paper at this feature price BINDERS 5 Oc Choose in leather and know it will last. Black, brown, green, red.,... $4.98 to � v New Ring l ess Binder This is excitingly practical. Ev- erything you need for classes goes with you in this5 ® Q ts new binder m 3 - Ring Note Books These hard - covered books stand abuse while protecting � valuable notes. to $4 From ■� *FREE Your name will be engraved in rich gold lettering when you buy a leather binder at Larone's. MATH SETS There is good variety in these metal -case sets. 75 c- 1,39 Priced from..,. a+ Text Books For All Grades Check your text -book needs. from the official list in our complete school -supply centre. PENS and INK Fountain pens range from 98c to $7.50. In Ball Points it's 35o to $2.49. Ink by Sheaffer's, Waterman's and Soripto starts at 290, Ink cartridges are all in stook. Larone's Seaforth 5c to $1 Store STATIONERY GIFTS "Everything For School" i rx, u.-vN !ux BROPHAQEN Miss Jane -Reek was holiday ing with hair sister, Mra, Douglas ,A,itohesou and Mr, ,o,itehesou at NiagaraFalls, Chaplain Robert flock was in Charge" of the, elnircii service at Ohesley Lutheran Church An Suiuday. Mr, Ford Dictcisou attended a. convention at Zeeland, Mich., last week, Master Maynard Hoegy is at- tending intermediate hens camp at Edgewood Park Cemp, Paden ]Mills, Qat, Members of the Luther Lea- gue held ea-gue'held a Picnic at the park at Doors on Sunday. Mrs. Orland Rohrer, Mrs. R. Hicks aud Mr. Lew Hicks enter- tained their Sunday sohool class (juniors) to a picnic east barbe- cue at the home of the Hicks' on Sunday. Paul. Edwin Gloor, scut of Ur, and Mrs. Ralph Gloor, was bap- tized after the Sunday morning service by Pastor Brill, Mr, and Nirs, Lloyd Gloor were the sport- sons along with the parents. Cemetery decoration service will be held here this Sunday at 2 o'clock. Mr, and Mrs. Donald Ahrens and Kimberley of Hamilton with Mrs, Chas, Ahrens last week. AIr. and Mrs, Orval Whitfield aud Linda and girl friends and Mrs. Tom McClelland of St. Ca- therines with Bir, and Mrs, R. Sholdice, Bliss Elizabeth Querengesser, 'Mitchell, was holidaying with her cousin, Beverley Sholdice. Mr, aud Bars. alike liesser- schmidt of Sebringville and Mr, and Mrs, Carl Mikel of Fuller- ton with lir, and airs, Norman 1-lennewies on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, (Ilene Brickutau and Derry- of Brampton have been at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and airs, Dalton Hinz, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wolfe aud boys of Kitchener, Mr, and Mrs, Don Wolfe of London spent Sun- day with Bir. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe and Mrs, Dick Watson and boys, celebrating Mr, and Mrs. D. Wolfe's second wedding anni- versary. Mr. and Mrs, R. Sholdice and Beverley, accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. Howard Querengesser and family of Mitchell visited with Mr. and Mrs, Gary Sholdice, Loudon, on Sunday, The Brodhagen Band played for the cemetery decoration ser- vice at Grace Lutheran cemet- ery, Mitchell, on Sunday after- noon, blaster Wayne Ahrens spent a week with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Harold McNaught. on and Glen, Willowgrove. Mrs. Bud Lockridge and Peter of Watford with her sister, Mrs. Harvey Ahrens and Mr. Ahrens, Miss Clara Meyer of Kitchener spent the week end with her sister, Marie Meyer, A shower was held in the com- munity hall here on Friday night for Mr, and Mrs, Nigh (Betty Connolly) and on Saturday night for Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Scoins (Mayda Beuerman) and Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Colbourne (Joanne Beuerman), Clayton Ahrens and Arthur Diegel were successful in pass- ing their Grade 13 examinations, Mrs. Campbell has returned to her home in Vancouver after spending the past three months with her sister, Mrs. Ed, Scher - berth and Mr, Scherbarth Sr. Bars. Southam also returned to Calgary after visiting at the same home, Masters Gary and Craig Dill, RR 5, Mitchell, have been holid- aying with their aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Mervin Leonhardt. DUBLIN Mr, and Mrs. Frank Dill, Lans- ing, Mich., with Mr. and Mrs, Jo- seph Dill. Miss Marie Krauskopf, Hamil- ton and Mr. and Mrs. F. Kraus- kopf Fort Lauderdale, Florida, with Mrs. Catherine Krauskopf, Bir. and Mrs, Jerome Nicholson of London, with Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Krauskopf. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carbert and daughter, Royal Oak, Mich„ with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E,• Rol- land, Rev. H. F. Feeney an, of Kit- chener and Mrs, Kathleen Feeney spent a day at Southampton with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cunningham. Mr. and Mrs. Doug. McGillivray and son, London, with Mr. and BIre. Dan Costello. Mother M. Stephanie and Moth- er M. Alice, `The Pines' Chat- ham, at the Ursuline Convent. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans at London. Mr. and Mrs Charles Friend at Niagara Falls, Mr, and Mrs. Ken Vanden - walker, Pontiac, Mich„ with Mr. and ivIrs. Joseph Dill. Billie Dill at a camp north of Goderich, Miss Mary Sullivan, Kitchener, with Miss Margaret Flanagan. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Smith, and 1311110 are vacationing in Eastern Ontario. Mr. and Mrs, Fergus Horan and Paul in Georgetown with Mr, and Mrs, Pat Woods. Word was received here re- cently of the death of a native of McKillop twp., Harry Bruxer in Spokane, Wash., where he has resided for a number of years. Ile is survived by his wife, Ra- chel, one son, David, two bro- thers, Joseph, Spokane, Wash., BEAT THE TAX JAMBOREE COME TO SEAFORTH THURSDAY NIGHT, AUG. 31 Our store will be open till 10 p.m, 1-,ar"one's CONSTANCE Mr, and Mrs. Wei. Jewitt and family and Mr. and Mrs, Wil- bur Jewitt and family attended the Malaria reunion at Ipper- wesli last Wednesday, Mrs. Watson and daugiitera of Stratford visited oil Sllluhtywith. Ma and Mrs. W, L. Whyte %lad family, Master Billie Whyte reterned home after spending holidays with Master Ted Wi,lboe of Sea - Linda and Helen War- ren of London spent the week- end with their aunt • and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Reg. Lawson, This week Miss Marie Harvey, Wood- stock, is holidayingswith Mr, and Mrs, Lawson, ' Mr, Wm. Dale and Misses ]Vilma and Deanna Dale attended the ONE last Saturday when Wilma competed in the dairy milking =Asset as the Princess from Huron, The 4-H honientaking club, featuring fruit, will commence in September. Anyone interested in joining this club in this area please contact Mrs. W. L. Whyte or Mrs. Broadfoot. The •girls must be 12 by Sept. 1, 1961, Mr. Thos. Brigham Sr. and Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Brigham, Thos, and Carnet, of Hanover, visited Sunday with Bir, and Mrs. Borden Brown and girls, Mr, and Mrs, Robert Woods and Debbie of Ajax are holiday- ing olidaying with . the latter"'s parents, Mr, and 111ra: Frank Riley, Mr, and Mis. Clias, Dexter^ vis- ited Monday with Mrs, Edith ](mesa. of Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Win, Jewitt at- tended a dinner on Monday at Knox Presbyterian Ciut'e)t, .God- erieh, iu Bono.' of Rev. Mr, MacMillan, former director of the Children's Aid, who is going- back oingback Into the ministry, SAYFIELD Mrs. John Downie and daugh- ter, Pittsburg, Penn„ are visiting her parents Dr, and Mrs, R, G. Hunter, Mrs. Darold King, Sarnia, spout the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. E, A. Featherston. ' Miss Berthena Cruickshank of HolmesVilie anent the weekend with her aunt Miss Berthena Sturgeon, ' Mrs, Frank Anderson and son. Paul, Science Hill,' spent last week with her parents, Mn and Mrs. D. 3, Sturgeon, also over the weekend with them were Mr.. Stuart Sturgeon and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sturgeon and Nancy of Preston, ,Miss Ruby Fisher, Kitchener is spending a vacation at the home of Misses Mande and Jo- sephine Stirling. The OKNK Barn Dance held on Saturday evening was a big saoeess. It was, held la the Bay- field : arena, sponsored by the Wong Club, Bat dogs , and pop were sold by the tuentbers, .and aboutOne thousand people 01I- )oyed dancing. Dr, Friend retminea to itis home at Ayton after spending a vacation, in the village, Mr. and Mrs.. A. W, Hayman, London, were at their cottage over the weekend. Mr, acid Mrs. Wni. H. Dunn, of London, agent the, weekend at their cottage, Mr, and Mrs.. Gordon Pfaff and eon Black left on Sunday for Windsor after spending two weeks at their hone, Miss Judy 'Chuff, of London, spent last week with her mother 'Mrs. Helen "Cluff, Mrs, 0. Gemeinhard't and the family, Saginaw, Mich„ are' at their home on Louisa Street. HENSALL Miss Eleanor Veinier, bride - elect of this Saturday was lion - attended by 70 relatives and friends and held in the United Church schoolroom on Monday evening. Presentationaddress was read by Mrs. Clarence Rust- on, of Stratford; and gifts pre - seated in a decorated basket by THE SEAFORTH NLWS (Pitono $`b) --Thursday, August 34, ),801' Sheila and PAM Saugstot, ]Hiss ' Donnie Kyle and Mrs, Barry t small assisted iP. uilwraphtug the gifts which were lovely and Coat. ly, Mrs, I'larry Caldwell 0011111 - bated a reading and, Mrs, Ed Corbett eondueted a eoateat, liuieheou, was. served, The pre- sentation was arranged' by Mrs. Marry. Smith, Mrs, Harold Cald- well: Mrs, Dave Sangster and Miss Bonnie Kyle. The Staff of the 13e11 Telephone presented Eleanor with an elect- ric tea kettle and an oven set in a presentation, held at the office. Mrs. Harry Smith read the ad- dress, a social hour was enjoyed aid refreshments served. Pllean- or is on the staff of the telephone office here. Her marriage to Eric Mansfield takes place this Sates' - , day in ilensall United Church. Miss Catharine McEwen visited i daring the past week with her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mundy at Point Clark, Bir, and Mrs. Janes Sangster and Bradley and Miss Patsy Jones , were -recent visitor's with Mr, and Mrs, Robert Chaffe at Mitchell. I Celebrate Anniversary Mr. and Mrs, 'Ross Richardson of the Parr Lino were pleasantly 'surprised on the oeoasion of their 25th wedding anniversary when their family entertained in their honor at a dinner in the Dominion' hotel, Zerieli, on Saturday even - Ing, The table wee centred with els anniversary oa1u and gift%_ were presented to the guests of honor by their family and grand ehilaiz'eu, Members al their family attending were Mr, and Mrs, Ro• bort Boil, Rippen; Mr. and Mrs. 1Ynt, Bowe, Exeter; IViisaos Don- na, Gall and Sandra Riehardson and g'ritndohildren Linda and Al - Ian 13511, Mr, Ron )3t'oderiok of Kitchener spent the weekend with his par- ents, arents Mr, and Nirs. Garfield Brod- erick and Karen. bit, Geo. Walker wile was in Victoria Hospital, London, return- ed home on Friday, ' BORN I'larburn — At Scott Memorial' Hospital on August' 18th, to mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Harburn, R R 1 Staila, a daughter Swiukels — At Scott Memorial Hospital on August 19th, to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Swinkeis, R. R 4 Seaforth, a sou Dalrymple — At Scott Memor- ial Hospital on August 19111, to Mr, and 'Mrs, Harold Dalrymple, Seaforth, a daughter McIntyre—In St, Joseph's Hos- pital, London, Ont., on Sunday, Aug, 20. 1961, to Mr, and Mrs. Michael Terrence McIntyre (Mar- go Etue), R.R. 8, London, a son, Michael Daniel, Heat your home at less cost with Natural Gas, the penny-pinching fuel Gas heating costs less to buy, install and maintain. There are no extras to buy such as fuel pumps, motors or storage tanks, and no money is tied up in idle stored fuel. Simple gas heating systems have few moving parts to repair or replace. Natural gas is eco- nomical because it burns all of itself. This means it leaves no crirt or grime to ugly up your walls. The clean blue flame assures your burners of long life and a minimum` of servicing. So go modern! Convert to natural gas now! see your heating contractor or UNIONGAScOMPANY OF CANADA,LIMITED and Louis, R.R. 1, Dublin, also three sisters, Mrs. Louis (Han- nah) Gormley, Kitchener, Mar- garet Bruxer, Toronto, and Mary of Chicago, Burial took place in Spokane, Wash. SUNRISE BEAN MEETING The third annual Sunrise Bean Meeting will be held at Alex Mc- Murtrle's, itt miles west of Kip - pen on Township line, at 8 A.M. in the morning to 10 AM, on Thursday, Aug 31. Guests Wen Snow, WOAS, Ridgetown • Dick Frank, WOAS, Ridgetown; Jack Murray, Region= al Soil Specialist, London. Event sponsored by Huron County Soil and Crop Improve- ment Assoc. Clarence Shaw is president, and D.. H. Miles, Agri- cultural Representative, is seer retary, GINGERICH'S SALES SERVICE PHONE: SEAFORTH 585 ZURICH 34 GEO. A. 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