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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1949-10-20, Page 4THE SEAFORTH NEWS HIGH SCHOOL TOPICS filar I ,tie Kennedy Fraser, `Erislcag so several boys were seen catrYilik lave lel+', test tubes filled with clear liquids The first of e series ca tour De "Toetata and Teague in D minor" and they were shaking theta vigor- by of Education cpucmts ryas. h-, Trach-Tausig was beautifnliy ren- ously, At first we thought that may- part'me held the auditorium on Thursday need ',r Hiss Mary MacDonald. be they were ready to Higha fire with i n e talented O her second appearance, Miss -test tubes of water, • evening. g . ih tale t 1 artists who Alice Churchman played Mendelssohn's* performed were 1Vliss Mary "Allegretto Not Troppo Allegro On Wednesday the bays and g'ir'ls Rogers, a soprano, who won the is Motto Vivace" from the E minor Athletic Society was chosen. o The Scholarship in the Ifawanis aftera hearty applause following were . nominated: P esi- Eaton S p Concerto and . e Mask Festival in 1947. She has air she encored with Schubert's ``Ave dent, Pat il'Iunav, Govd. McKrttdsey, geared several""Singing onSt she radio Marie" 'Jim 'Chapman; Vice -President, Bert Joopaifle Ch vehman, 17 Miss Miss 'Rogers vetur'ned with Thorp' . Shaw, Irwin Johnston, Michael Beeh- R R Josephine w o is a elan, 17 -yeti -old , son's „Velvet Shoes", Richard Hage- ely, Jim McKindsey; See T.reas;, yroli l C who iso member of the ac's "Aunt Miranda" and from Eric MacMillan, Merton Hackwell; Riehl Cnservatory Symphony' Or- , ma r heard over Tsclrnil;otvslty's 'Joan of Arc', "Adieu Fgrm I2 enreseutatives; grade XI, el M and has been. tz Fouts". As an encore Miss Rogers Gerald Dresser; Eric MacMillan; DC,S:C, broadcasts; and Miss Mary Mac- sail "Ouvre ton Cours", by Bizet. grade X. Doug. Keyes, George Sills, and winner :" lyric ships al g pianist three lyric is pea o, Following "Wine, Women and Ken Willis, Keith MacDonald; grade P a' Baltimore, also Song", <from the waltz of Johannes IX, Sandy McMillan, Bud Zeigler, Peabody Instituteb atappeared dr , Strauss, Miss Mary MacDonald play -i Bill Broome and Murray Dale.ais performed. She has on the ed and sang as, an encore, "LDn 'The election was then hc ld,SoThis as esiestandtng t allann Artists za" written by Rossini. This number, the'19 tBoys' e tion: Pres.,ety Jim Series" on the O.B.C., and while t as at her previous_ concert in Sen- chosen by the el c Bert Shaw; New York she played nor This forth, received •tremendous' applause. Chaptiian; vice-pres„ Metropolitan M .•Opeal singers.n This The baritone,. Arthur Sclater, sang •sec.-treas., Eric MacMillan. was Mise 1t 5 11,S. M second i ald as his final numbers, "The Fisher- Form Representatives, grade aXI, pearancepn Miss IYepartneld n of England" from Phillips' Re- Bill Stephenson (acc); gradeX, eared in 1947 in A ar Ur Sclater, men - and from: Gilbert and•Sulli- Gerald Dressel (arc.); grade concert .a twas baritone Sclater, belasIaid, aMc- part Mikado he sang the rollieldng i D ,lig•. Keyes, grade IX, Sandy Mc - p very talentedebaaitone who book song of Ko -Ko, "I've got a little list" i Millen• Qt ; is as follows; part in the C.B.C.an Gilbert and sSoloist o ser and "The Mikado's Song". After the The Mary girls' sol ietys, vice-pees.,afollows; Is; les C. and is Church.riof the applause died clown he' rendered Pres., • Metropolitan a- hne' was o eb"Tit-Willow", the song sung by Ko- belle Spiers, sec., Norma Leeming; This concert was opened of S.H.S.M. about a bird in the Gilbert-SUIIi treas., Bernice Dialing. as 'fol - 'w Plntroduc, principal of ofovan `Mikado. � Form Repeesentati es are t who introduced 1of Education of conclusion the artists ap- , lows: grade IX, Beth Boyd; grade division. ion. Department of oo1recommended endedmusic av the needed pcared on stage and were once again XA, Alice WZIsolBarbai�aENicholson; ea mists very highlygand as t thetwo hundred people I Cartney; Phyllis d e'reeted. by Me - the audience for asked the in the audience with another tremen- XII, Joyce Glanville; XIII, y1 audience thea heartiest support dous applause. 1 Boyes. at all concerts. *. * 5 I These societies will' commence lin- Arthur withMaterLopened ofle pro- The students4 of Seaforth 'High mediately to collect the Taehle is gramme "Lord God'alma," School will be seeing another Shake- fees which help pay for P. ] P "Tai from Mendelssohn'simaarErangeijah; spearian film "Hamlet". This filar meat for boys and girls. e "1 w,yve Austin; of Chino d stars Laurence Olivier, who also p,p- . S,H.S. are going ed by and an old ballad ., West" by Sanderson, pealed in `Bing Henry V"which we The rugby team or "Dake Cue. ee- The second artist on the program ;.tit lest year. Tecbtes laiof athis ftetnooP> r obeSt. Zi'iai[Ysiimmo�r'0gutne Friday, ith pSt. was lovely Miss JOsePhine Church- lent film :a W wale will get •i ;,laved. a Spanish Gypsy ''-tol'c'1' teeth at the Regent Theatre. flat•>I. Collegiate institute lit the Flats n whoin St. Marys. lila Beuerman to Thamesford ort Stinday' to visit Mr, and alts. Pe' Leusrman.� Mr, . John Arbuckle is receiving treatment at Westminster Hpspitai, Loudon. Ml's. Sophie Mueller is visiting her sister Mrs. 1&1 Wesenbel'g and family, Toronto. Mr: and Mrs. John Steiss of alarms', Manitoba; visited Mrs, Sophie Ben- newies. Mrs, Adapt Kismet• has been 111 and is at the home of her' son Fred Kistnei'. Mrs.' Wilfred Sullridg. Mr. and. , � Gloria and Patricia of Sebringville and Mrs. Ida Brunnei'•of Sebringville with Mr, and all's. Wm. Diegel: Mr. and Mrs, Sohn G. Hinz visited friends at Ipperwash on MondaY. DUBLIN Mt'. and Mrs. Frank Robinson and family of. Fullerton with Mt. and Mrs. Edward- Byers on SundaY afternoon. Rev. Fr. Weniple, London,, con- ducted a retreat for the young peo- ple of St. Patrick's parish. The re- treat opened ,Friday' at 4:30 and closed with Roly Hour on Sundayat 4 o'clock. d On Friday evening a large crow gabheeed in the, parish hall to honor Mr. and Mrs. Gratton Dwyer, newly- weds. ew y weds. An address was read by Ca- therine Woods and a purse of money •presented by Joe Delaney. Lunch was was 2 urnished served. Ttbe Delaie for ney-McQuaid Orchestra.• Mr. and Mrs. Pat Flanagan attend- ed the wedding of their niece in De- troit oil Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Dan Costello and son Jack in Thorold. l tham IVIr. and Mrs. Andrew Wl e. in Thorold. man. 'I Cirtta"' ce Iireisler: 1, t' t Week" mean, u'ul"r war at three o'clock. n?u x t "Fire r0v n to t concerto if its D Wtr air r,l' avian ,Dire VIP drills for the studentele leu sgarortil o cheerS.H.S. tohvictory. Gipsy lance, n•;e":a,id a clung c as, and heeler .period,: for those who he there t Gypsy .lance In Montt I.a Czati - in -l; out of the rooms first and ling-, The 'heeling section will be Patricia ]tt. e ti,,op a?ire• uiered n very nd return as the last per -1 liensger. Shirley McPhee Barhatel of the church. r ed o atano, t'+'detMl an 13th ei ._T itd a t of tbeen Honor Hensall Agent _a,�.t. ,,oprano, ,.•,,,, •.,,,,. This heroine: a habit with some.. Lean, Marie Armstrong, Wilma M1'le Case, station .agent at - fire Lean, Betty O'Keefe. Elizabeth Shall- lir. A. I+• retiring sifter 31 toll Carol Cheenee. Lorna and eleasele who is 1 g T was 'tl tl C N 12. zk dei, .An ie. 'et REG E THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 949 `t THEATRE SEAFORTH NOW. PLAYING "THE BIG SOMBRERO" THURS. Fal. SAT. with 0EN5 AUTRY CHAMPION ELENA YERDUGO • Gene with his famous horse "Champion" brings Western thrills to 14[osico Double. leature.Mme;Tties. "11•OUti,FACES WEST" with Joel McCrea, Frances. Dee AND "HERE. COMES TROUBLE" with William Tracy and Beverley Lloyd, prices T' p ma every Nest Thurs. Fri. 'Sat. "THE. BABE RUTH STORY" YYiltIem Bendtx, Claire Trevor Be sure to we what the King of Swat did for the Yankees. A hearttugging story FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY Matinee 1.110 p.m., pri s .50 '$c '.70' Evening -1 show only, 3 p,m. — 51.00 "HAMLET" with Laurence Olivier and Jean Simmons. Every once Jit a whiled picture entries along that makes -all others cheap and tawdry when comparisons are de. This film is "'HAMLET ammistakebly., stamped' with genius - superb in eve respect ._ the program. Mr. Grant McDonald of 'Exeter, rendered a pleasing solo entitled "Mother MaCree" accomp- anied by Mr. John L. Nicol. A vocal duett entitled "My Hero was rend- ered by Miss Jean McDonald and Grant McDonald. The hymn "0. Come Thou Great Jehovah" was. sung and the scripture, Psalm 100 WAS read by Mrs. MacLaren, after which Rev. Ferguson, led in prayer. Miss Jean McDonald, favored with another solo fiord Thou my Hand"., Rev. P. A. Ferguson introduced the Rev. Douglas .Stewart of Kincardine, who was the guest speaker for 'the, 5' ening. Rev. Stewart gave a very impressive address expressing the vital need of a Christian awakening within ourselves, or else missions will become extinct. Mrs. Bell expressed. sincere thanks to Rev. Stewart, the• soloists, the pianist and all taking part. The offering was received and the program c0ne1uded with a vocal duett entitled "Come, Holy Spirit" by Miss Jean and Grant McDonald. The ' Benediction was pronounced by Rev. Stewart. Hansell Holds School Concert A concert- ip, conjunction with Hensall Comniti ity Agricultural Fair was held under' the.chairman- ship of Reeve A. W. Kerslake. Pu- pils of Hensall public School, S.S. 1 and 5 Tuckersmith, S.S. 10 Hay, Sr S. 7, Hibbert took part in' the varied program of music, recitations,:publie speaking'-. climaxed with a spelling match, directed, by G. G. Gardiner, Goderich Public School Inspector•: Following are the prize winners; Re citations second grade, Connie Cor- bett, S.S. 10 Hay; David Noakes, Billie Shadick, Hensall. Vocal, 10 and under, Graham Farquhar, Wayne Forrest, Neil'Forrest, Hensall, . Jean Henderson, Margaret Moir, Joyce Veber, Hensall; recitations 3rd and 4th grades, Gwen Spencer, Beth Goddard, Hensall, Evelyne Hyde, S. S. 10, Hay; vocal duet, Ken Parker, Jim Bell, S.S. 1, Tuckersmith, Mari- lyn Mousseau, Eudora Hyde, Hensall; HENSALL The Baby Band of the Hensall United Church will Bold them an- nual birthday party, Thursday, Oct. 27th at 3 p.111. in the 'school room ,•e•truIs 1!Ai!,•lull nuntu,•r u; "�"i t) , 1 i 1.1 mmtaing Wne1i the The La--; with the delicate Au": , 71 students in the chemistry Irish folk .song tout a Seoteh filet, ' ree te"ig t tudent to the the their "I know where I'm Going" and a t FIeb.rdian folk song arranged by +•xirrrtinent while going outside and e ezamc,mu..n. tify with the New 1" nsiel"P the tppeara11Ce of yoUr siiades--ale tlir.;. fresh and new -looking? Are they ..hurray and faded" Luck over our stock of the latest styled shades Paper, Cloth and Oil Shades Box Furniture Store—Funeral crake Marion Laudenbach,a years service an iStratford when 88 rail - , The St. Marys boys will Mayhonored at return game wan. Seaforth next Fri- honored attended the gathering, day, October nth, at Limns park. Sea- Officials attending were I. Messer, forth. The game will commence at Toronto, President of the Order of Sea - three o'clock sharp. theRailroad Telegraphers, G. H. i e * * 5 Milne, Kitchener, A. L. Baynham, The students received `good' news Stratfordand 0. C. Ingle, Waterloo. en Tuesday. That 'good' news was the Auxiliary Holds Banquet gest set of examinations will emu- The Arnold Circle Evening Aux - mance on Noveuther 24th and will con iliary held their annual thank-offer- tinThis earlyldatetll is1loarsday, Dec 1. ing allow the tea- Church ton Monday evening in the t�whenof ha chers time to mark the paper's• return large theirrepresentation epre husbands lof ettjoyeclm members these papers 5115 get the 1 after which the elic- tl report verde end p to the students,imus banquet, c s. dent, Heirs. Glenn Bell, presided over The 5,34,5. Cunuueaeemellt is to be held on Frida', November 18th at 8.15 pan. hi the auditorium.. l s: * * NIGHT 5p5tt- PHONE ---DAY 43 .0.0.:2.. 1 FOWL In 'Cardno's Hall 22 Games h;:r 50c +9A 9. 2 FREE DOOR PRIZES SPECIAL PRIZES thy Nite AT 9 O'CLOCK :auspices of Branch 156 Canadian Legion as aAPINu et .\ !dewie match is to be held ate ,5I1,s. sometime soon. This nuttt•h will ramllrriee of contestants from trtrie 1 sehotes in this vicinity. So lit' h following st incl' 'tate answermt 111 ell Ill n e triMU '^ H Pahnc rs• Mitchell. Clinton. Other ,i'hool' o b•r cnntaeleci yet aur G.nl:•ricit. Ex -1 d tt ulurt'ham j Tide tnr+rh tial t.tke Waite. earth oft the s.hool one will comprise one class only. Tins will be the tremor class. * „ * +' A rumor is floating through 1110 school about the members tit Grade X1. This rumor is t0 the effect that these st.udeilts will be taken to the Royal Winter Fair 11 TOr01110 conte time early iu November. BRODHAGEN Franklin Edward, infant sem i of Mr. and Mrs. George Jarmuth was bap- tized at St. Peters Lutheran church an Sunday morning with 1111'. and Mrs, Floyd Wessman and ivll', slid Mrs. Frank Eiclniteir as sponsors. Also Patricia Louise, intuit daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bauer. The spoltsors were Mr. and Mrs. Alles and. Mlr. and Mee. Aug. Bauer. toil and ribs. Ed Smitla and Mr, and Mrs Albert Querengesser and iltr. and Mrs. Wm. I,. Querengesser at- tended the wedding of their nephew, Kenneth Querengesser, to bliss Mar- garet Mr. Land ing at Mrs. Augusto on 13illebi'echt visited their daughter ears. John Mueller and Wilily at Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs Clifford Woodward of Toronto, and Mi•. and Donald Stauck, Warren and Janet of Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. Querengesser on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Tait and Doro- thy attended the wedding on Saturday of Miss Belli Tait to Mr. Joe Germ - mow at Stratford, Dorothy being one of the attendants, Mr. Oscar Diegel and son Jininty of Kitchener spent the week end with Mr, and Mee. Henry L. Diegel Mr, and Mrs. 13111 Holmes of LOS - Son and Mr. Rudolph Thiel of Rather Glen 'with Mr. and Mrs. Jelin G. Hinz o11 Sunday. • Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bennewies for the week end were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kraus and. son Raymond of Rnthveu. 'Mr. and 'elm Ernest Hartji, Sharon and Joyce and Mrs, Fred Scherbarth and Earl and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Scher berth of Detr'eit. ' Me. and Mrs. Ford Diokison attend- ed the wedding of the former's bro- ther on Saturday at Teeswater. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Green and Audrey of Giattworth spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Wm. Diegel and Mrs, Wm, Meyer. Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Diegel ac- companied Mr, and Mrs. Norval El- liott of Stan, to Loudon on Sunday to visit their grandson Donald Elliott who is confined to Hospital, there after being kicked on the jaw by a hol'se. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ford, Audrey and Wayne, London, anis. Robert Rock, Waterloo, with Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Rock, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beuerman and Roger Pryce accompanied Mrs. Dan muvemsweafiggifflet Car Specials This Week 1939 Chev, coach with heater, radio and slipcovers. A real snappy car, like new 1938 Studebaker Sedau. heater, radio. and a dandy motor 1942 Dodge Pickup 1/8 ten with stock rack, & new factory built Dotage motor 1929 Deluxe Chevrolet Sedan. new tires, perfect motor, and good upholstering New Austin. Pickups, Panels & Station Wagons -- immediate delivery at attractive prices. You can depend on any of above goods as we will stand behind them Jon than Hugil.I Clinton - - Supertest Station Phony 754-w Residence in mornings or evenings 51.6-34 leatilenteenenneetraeare trio, Ken Parker, Jim Bell, Wallace Maxwell, S.S. 1, Tuckersmith. Pub- lic speaking, grade , •Grahatn Far- quhar. Musical instrumental, Jean Lavender, Hensall, Shirley Coleman, •S.S. 10, Hay, Shirley Bell, SdS. 10 Hay; Public speaking, grades 7 and 8, Alice Armstrong, S.S. 2; Tucker- smith; Ruth :Soldas, Jean Lavender, Hensall; spelling match, Alice Arm- strong, S.S. 2, Tuckersmith, Maly Elson, S.S. 1, Tuckersmith, Ruth Soldan, Hensall. The regular October meeting of the, Hensall village council was held In the council chamber with all mem- bers present. Minutes of the previous meeting were • read and adopted. F. Harburn reported re the garbage collection as being impossible hunted - lately, also tee the drain on Ring street east: Hoy and Tudor', that the Clerk get in touch with the county engineer T. R. Patterson re the ditch on Ring St. East, Carried. J. A. Paterson, tax collector, re- ported as having reoeived, $12,435,43 .0 19411 taxes to date. Tudor' and Parke, that tem Clerk Prepare a by-law appointing Sohn Traquair as motor mechanic of the lire brigade. Carried. The Clerk was instructed to charge the Hensall Hydro Commission Inc the use of the town tractor, 3 hours. at $1.90 per horn'. Hoy and Tudor, that the Clerk eon - tact Exeter and Zurich fire brigade as to making an agreement on, a mut- ual aid basis in case of a bad fire. Parke a.nd. Jones, that bylaw 17-1949 re Fire Brigade rules and regulettous be given second reading, Carried. :Fedor and Jones. that we instruct the constable to enforce bylaw pro- hibitiug the riding of bicycles on the sidewalks. Carried. Bilis and accounts passed as fol- lows: A. Spencer R Sous, material, $72,21; Hensall Hydro Commission, for, the hall, $10.71; Hensall Hydro Commission, for w.w., $33.05; A. Spencer & Sous. material w.m.. $3.48; Brown's Hradware, material w.w. ti 1.75 These Bonds may be bought for cash, on a monthly savings plan, or on other suitable terms. Denominations; $50, $$100, $500, $1,000. Interest> 23/4%. Individual purchases may be made up to $1,000. These Bonds can be cashed any time at face. value (plus accrued interest) at this Bank. There is no service charge. 'Fury rot .&Joao& Stamp. & d at44e#eitaad tlr Vt THE CANADIAN B ?n K OF COMMERCE The Bank will make delivery of all Bonds on 17th October, or as soon thereafter as full payment for thein is made.