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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1962-03-22, Page 4MINSTREL SHOW ANGLICAN CHURCH CHOIR Sponsored by the Boy Scout Association FRIDAY, APRIL 27 Tickets now on sale from Scouts, Cubs, Guides Proceeds fpr the Boy Scout Camp HOME BAKING SALE Sponsored by SEAFORTH WOMEN'S INSTITUTE to be held on Sat., March 31 AT 3 P.M. In Jolui Tltonipson's Shoe Repair Store • 5% Guaranteed INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 3 to 10 years W. E. Southgate SEAFORTH Representing: British Mortgage & Trust Co. Guaranty Trust Company Sterling Trusts Corporation Huron & Erie Mortgage Corp. I3RODHAQEN M1', and Mrs. Jim Simmons of Toronto with Mr. ,aid Mrs. Wm. S. Riehl for the week and, Mrs. George Mogi; returned ],some after spending the past six weeks trait Mr. and Mrs, Carman Magic and family. iu St. Thomas, Mrs, Verba Walker, Debbie and Daren of Listowelspent a few days with her 'tweets, Mr, and Mrs, Fred A. K•tstner. Mrs. Henry Leonlrardt Sr, with Mr. and' Mips. August HoPPenroth, Mitchell, last week, Mrs, August Soherbarth spent •blue past week with her ,daughter, Mrs, Gdlok and Rev. Calvin Gilck, Desboro, Mrs. Harvey Ahrens has been confined to Stratford hospital. Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Hinz of St. Catharines and Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Adams and Lori and Ran- dy of Mitchell with Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Hinz, Mr. and Mrs, Lew Hicks and Alvin and Sherry Hicks In Torenn, to with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hicks Mr. and Mas, Lavern Wolfe spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Wolfe and Mr. and Mrs, John Hinz, Kitchener, Mast- er Dale Wolfe returned to his )home with. them after spending the past few weeks with his grandparents here. On Saturday evening members of the Dublin Chamber of Com- merce held a St. Patniok's social evening and dance at the Com- munity Hall here. Willbee's orch- estra, provided music for dancing. An implement show was held at the hall last Wednesday. The Brodhngen and District Chamber of Commerce held a so- cial evening last Thursday when all those who helped with the fin- ishing of the basement wall and ceiling were guests. Progressive euchre was played with prizes going to Mrs. Harry Muegge and Lavern Wolfe for fish; Mrs. Reu- ben Rapier and Dalton Diegel for low. Lunch was served. On Monday evening all com- mittees and canvassers for the centennial appeal for the build - DATE CII_ANf,IsD The Lions Turkey Bingo will be held on Saturday evening APRIL 14th The change of date is made to issue new tickets and provide a door prize Tickets $1.00 WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT IT? AN EXPERT CHEF RIGHT AT HOME I Combine your home-grown grains with NATI 0 NAL EGBILDER or JUMBO 40 concentrate the fresh mix with the meat meal base! Lookin' for lively layers? Then feed 'em your own home- grown grains fresh -mixed with National Egbilder Concen- trate! Take your choice of the Jumbo Mix 40% concentrate or National's 35% Egbilder--they're both rich in meat meal proteins, to balance your own vegetable nutrients! Whether you have your own grains or we supply them, we can custom blend the finest fresh -mix you can buy right here at the mill ... using National Concentrate, of course. *A PRODUCT OF CANADIAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED CID Winthrop Feed Mill SEAFORTII Mg- ' of the Waterloo Sominary were treated, to a dinner in the church basement, Mr. Donald Dunbar iras been rehired as teaohor 401' the Brod. hagen 5011001, $TAFFA 15 ladies from the Stafea area attended the summary d5Y for "143 lbs. of treat" held in Monk - ten oommunity centre, Wednes- day, Mareh 14. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hoggarth returned home last week front their holiday in Florida. Mrs, Frank Elliott and baby son have returned home from Seaforth hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Duncan of Kiricbon visited Thursday even- ing with Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Mill- er, Mr, and Mrs. John Templeman and family visited Sunday even- ing with Mr, and Mas. Robert Mauer and family, Thames Rond. The families in .SS No. 4, Hib- bort were all entertwdned Satin' day evening ata oard party at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Harold Coleman in Seadorbb. A very successful St. Patrick's crokinale party was held in the, Family Centre of Stada United Church on Friday evening, CROMARTY Miss Margaret Ann Wallace was a guest skater at the skating oarndval at Kincardine en Satur- day night. Mr. Robert Gardiner attended the annual meeting of blue Ontario Mutual Insurance Association in the icing Edward hotel, Toronto, on Wednesday and Thursday. Week end visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. John Wallace were Mm. and Mrs. Donald Scott, Sharon, Karen, Catharine and Ja- net of Goderlcit and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cndiok, Sharron and Don- ald, of Sarnia.. Mr. and Mrs, Wn1. Caldwell of Brucefleld visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Laing. Guests entertained at the home of Mrs, Sadie Scott on Monday evening were Mr. and Mrs, John Drake and Patsy and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Armstrong and sons, of Staffa; Mr. and Mrs. John Wal- lace, Mr. Lindsay MVIcKella'r, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott, Agnes and Frances, Cromarty, and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Scott, Gerry and. Ron- ald, Sta1Ta. Mr. Don Bowman, first year theological student, Waterloo Col- lege, had charge of the church service on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker were in Markdale on Sunday visiting with a cousin, Mr, Herb Walker, whose wife passed away Sunday. Mrs, Sadie Scott visited on Sun- day with Mr, and Mrs, Duncan Soutt and children. A St, Patrick's euolrre and crok, Mole party was held at SS No. 5 on Saturday night with 13 tables playing. Gents high. prizes were VIM by Ernie Harburn and Alex. Scott; ladies' high by Mrs. H. M'oPhail and Shirley Gardiner; gents low, Jack Christie and Al- vin Dow; low for ladies, Linda Hackney and Mrs. E. Cole. A draw for a camera was Won by Murray Muehler. Proceeds were donated to the Junior Red Cross. The induction service for the Rev. J. C. Boyne as minister of Exeter and Oromarty Presbyter- ian congregations has been an- nounced to take place iu Cromer. ty church on Wednesday evening, 1llarclt 2Sth at 8 p.m. The Ladles' Aid met in the home of Mrs. 'r. L. Scott with the president, Mrs. J. M. Scott, presiding. Mrs. Thos. Laing con- ducted the devotional period. Alec -Scott played a piano solo. Plans for further improvement at the church were discussed, Mrs. J. M. Scott and 'Mrs. John Wal- lace were appointed to meet with the board of managers. Mrs. Ger- aid Carey, Mrs, Mervin Dow, Mrs. Thos. Laing and Mrs. Will Miller were appointed a committee to arrange for the social hour after the induction service for the Rev. J. C. Boyne on March 28th. Lunch was served by the hostess assist- ed by Mrs. 3, M. Scott and Mrs. 11, Laing. Week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Laing were Mr. and Mrs, Don Riehl and fancily, Sebringville, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beichert, Clinton. KIPPEN Kippen UCW held their March meeting in the SS. rooms, on Tuesday, Mar., 13 at 2 pm, There were 25 ladies present. Mrs, Har- old Jones presided. Arrangements were made to hold an Easter thankoffering service in Apr31. The worship was taken by Mrs. Ross Love. Mrs. Ronald McGreg- or was speaker for the afternoon. Mrs. John Sinclair accompanied her daughter Joan in a duet, Lunch was served by the hostess- es, Mrs. John Sinclair and Mrs. Ralph Turner. Recently Mrs. Russell Brock met with an accident while going to the barn. She fell on some ice, causing a double fracture in her night leg. She was taken to South Huron hospital, Exeter, where a cast with placed on and present Lime has a walking cast, Mr, Norman Long returned on Monday from Scott Memorial hospital, Seaforth, where he has boon a patient for some weeks. Miss Kathryn Feltner of Grand Rapids, Mich., visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs, N. Long and Miss Janet Doig of Clinton, Mr, and Mrs. Bwd Cooper, Tor- onto, accompanied by Mis, W. R, Cooper, visited Sunday with W. R. Cooper. • LONDESBORO Mr, Tom Allen, accompanied by Messrs, Watson Reid, Ken Beat. •bio and I'Lugh, 'Flynn aro in St. Louis, Missouri, this week on the annual ,tour of the Purina re- search farm. •V'lsitors with Mr. and Mrs. Her- old .Livingstone during the week were Mr, and Mrs, Alox, Reid of Parkhill, Mr. and Mrs, *Tarry Orel• lin of London, Mr, and Mrs. Ohan- (Hell Livingstone and Kathy Ann, Mrs. Livingstone crud Kathy tract' spent the week. Dr, and Mrs, Painter of Queeu Charlotte Islands, and Mr, Geo.. Lane' of WingtltunI Spent Friday with Mt, and Ma's. Stan Lyon. M•r, Stuart Kennedy and Mr, Melvin' Fiebolter of Saskatchewan visited last week at the home of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shad dick, Mr.' Walter Skimins is a patient in Clinton pllbl1c hospital follow- ing a heart attack Friday ttiglut, There were eight quilts tied or quilted for an over'seas bale last Tuesday in the, school room of the church. The first general meeting of the DOW was held last Thursday with a good attendance. The pres- ident, Mrs. Funge, presided, con- ducting the devotonal period, al- so business. Mrs, Geo, Wright, reoording secretary, gave a full account of the minutes of the in- augural meeting, Mrs. Josling fa- vored with a piano selection. Mays. Joe Shaddick gave an interesting history of the Stott Mission in Toronto. • Ways and means were discussed by the finance commit- tee, Mrs. Shaddick conducted a questuone,fre. The members were divided into four groups led by Mrs. Crawford, Mns. Vincent, Mrs, Shobbrook and Mrs. Wood. Mr. gad Mrs. Jim. Armstrong spent the week end with •the lat- her's brother, Wm. Taman at Brampton. Joan Howatt spent a few days with her grandparents last week. TUCKERSMITH , Turner's Church. United Wom- en met Thursday afternoon, Mar. 16th at the home of Mrs, Stanley Johns with 10 members and one visitor .present,- Roll .call was an- swered with a 'Thought for To- day." Deyotione and prayers were given by Mrs. E. Townsend. An invitation was accepted from Eg- mondville United Church to their thankoffering meeting on April 4 at 2.30 p.m, Mrs. Elgin McKinley is to he the guest speaker. During .the business meeting plans for the centennial, bo be held in June were discussed. Plates with a pic- ture of the church and wallhang- ers for them are to be ordered. 'Hostess for the lunch was Mrs. Warren Whitmore. The April meeting is to be held in the base- ment of the church on Thursday .19.bh at 8.30 p.m. Roll call is to be a favorite verse of Scripture and where it Is found. BLAKE Miss Joy Erb has returned to ,,her job in Maryland, Pennsylvan- ia. The Blake public school held their St. Patrick's panty on Fri- day with Pearl Ann Erb, Ronald Desch, Nancy Schawartzentrnberl ' and Mervyn Erb in oltarge of the programme. Miss Carol Erb left Wednesday with her sister to Maryland and titan tfulveiled o1 to lrleridu, Miss Judy Desch visited with Muss Iaea,'1 Aun Erb, Mr, and Mrs, Archie Mustard cabled au Mr. Harald Finlay on Saturday afternoon, •. Mr. Bert Mt', and Mrs. William Landsharough of• Olinton visited with Mr, Harold Ftatlay on Sunday, Miss Linda O'esolt spent Satur- day ntgiut and Sunday with her brother and sister-iu«law, Mr, and Mrs, Eimer Oesell and rattily of Zurich. HENSALL Mr. and Mrs. Joe DeLoge of Sarnia were recent visitors with the latter's parents, Mr, and Mgr's. Lorne Chapman, Mr. George Walker who has been a patient in South Huron hospital, Exeter, returned to his horn this week. The largest crowd in the luist- ory of Hensall arena, more than 1100, attended the game Saturday night to see Heirsall-Zurich Coni - bines battle to a 6.6 overtime tie with Strathroy Junior Rockets in Ontario • Hockey Assoolation Junior "D" Shamrock group final five playoff even at two wins for action. The tie lett the best.of- eaoh team. One game was tied. The teams will meet in a two - game, goals to count, series with the first game in Strathroy on Friday night and the second In Hensall Saturday night. ,Miss Geraldine Parker of Lon- don is holidaying at the home of tier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker. Mr. Earl Bell of Toronto spent bhe week -end with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, Glenn Bell, FORTY YEARS AGO Prom Tite Seaforth News, March 1922 J. 3. Morrison addressed a Far- mers' Club meeting at the town hall. Mr. John Earle has purchased Mrs, Hudson's house in Egnuond., villa, which he has been occupy- ing. Mr. J. Edmunds has accepted a Position in Daly's garage. Isaac- Hudson held art 'emotion sale fat his farm, lot 29, con. 2, it'ioI?Jiliop. Plans are ready for the new manse for Duff's Church, Walton, Brown & Parte of Fullerton have the contract for the brick work. John 14. Storey has purchased the farm of Truman •Brintnell in McKillop, Mr, Stoney now has 200 acres of land, F. Lorne Hutchison of Seaforth bas been awarded the Moss schol- arship at the University or Tor- onto. H. Hoover iras resigned as prin- cipal of Walton public school. Walter Swallow of Leadbury has purchased a barn from John Williamson and is moving it. Mr. 4 -.-THE SBA -FORTH 'NEWS, A'huradaY, Sat'elt 22, 1802 Dunoon Johnston Will assist in Gordon Muir: all of, Segforth, Her framing biro'baro, husband died in December. Mrr. and Mrs. Joseph -Canning.. have moved to Seaforth from 51. Columba n. 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