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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1944-10-05, Page 5THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1944 TI -IE S :AFORTI-I NEWS 'fi it< eetuateari TOWN TOPICS n almmaram _.... , nnu 11,.,11,11, m�„ ,+.-w.. nmunuu uunnuum w i 10'-07., THANKSGIVING THOUGHTS .x „ <L•,!fi Mrs Harry Buttery and soil II ,¢�','o Franklin Buttery, merchant marine uua nnn,,,In,un a ,,,,un, ,ngpnn„umnn, chre s+ a.c San Francisco, and A'T• fate, RCAF,, .Prince Albert, now sta- Shnkespe•tr ' i "G d IN SI APORTII Honed at Aylmer ness hath been to -lee Ite- :LEGION Thursday, October 5, mull Oct: 11 Choice Quality Pumpkin, lge 28 oz. tin 2 c Fry's Pure Breakfast Cocoa,I lbtin /2 '�9c Fry's Pure Breakfast Cocoa, 1 lb. tin c 31 Hillcrest Pure Lard 1 lb. carton c Nabob Coffee S 1 lb. bag 45c Kam-- a pure pork product per tin c Standard Peas 21 . ,• 2 -20 -oz. tins �'S•c Poliflo• Floor Wax Woodbmys -Facial Soap 1 1b, tin 49c Ovaltine, med, tin—SSc; 3 bars 230 Nntrm Baby Cereal; 9 oz, pkg.-290; large tin 98c 18 oz Interestpkg. Toilet .490 Ti Pg slue ... ..... ...... .. .. 3 large rolls 25c Thanksgiving Day Oct. 9th. Our stores closed all day. Superior Baking Powder, 8' oz, 4an-13c; Arctic Pastry Flour 1 6oz. tai2ng Baker's _Unsweetened Chocolate, 3 oz. pkg. 10c; 3 oz.pkg. 210 York Meat Spreads, for Overseas parcels — - Devilled Ham, Pate' de foie, Beef, Beef Pork Sc Tongue, Beef Pork and Chicken, Devilled Ham Plain Queen Olives Pimento Stuffed Olives Kellogg's Rice' Erispies Kellogg's Cornflakes 6 oz. bottle 190 6 oz. bottle 290' 2 pkgs. 250 hogersoll Malted or Rideau Cheese 2 large Pkgs. 25e Sage, Savory, Poultry Dressing ee Ib- pkg. 22c Ellman' Vanilla Extract, 4 oz, bottle -10c; 8 oz. bottle 15c Lifebuoy Shave Cream �►- Ivory Soap—excellent for sending overseas, 3 med. bars per tube; 19c Hillcrest Shortening, "the bettor kind" 19c 1 Ib. carton 19c PORRIDGE! PANCAKES! MUFFINS! EASY RECIPES ON PACKAGE JePHONE 8 Ross Art Wright PHONE 77 ST. COLUMBAN Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smithendoi'f of Buffalo and Mrs, Dan Rafferty of Woodstock visited at their mother's, Mrs, P. H. McGrath and Mr, and Mrs Angus Kennedy, The alter beautifully decorated wtih glad- . ding, n very pretty autumn wedding was denmrzed by Rev. Father Odrowaki, burs, Vincent. Lane plaYod the wedding music, when Dorothy Marie, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. James Nolan, became the bride of Vin- cent John Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs, Thos Murray, The bride given in marriage by her father was gowned in afloor length gown of white satin and french Ince with sweetheart necklines end long embroidered veil. with sweetheart headdress and train. The bride carried a bouquet of red roses with stream- ers. The bride's only ornament. was a gold censs, gift of the groom. The bride's atten- dant was Miss Florence Colwell of Toronto, who wore a floor length dress of pale blue, a matching headdress and carried a bouquet of pink roses and baby mums. Mrs. Ernie Mor- den of London was matron of -honour and wore a floor length dress of- pink taffeta with net over, and, matching headdress and ear - trod a bouquet of roses and baby mums,' Tho "lower• girl o•as Patricia, sister of the bride, dressed in mswve and carried a.. basket of :swam peas. The groom was attended by his brother Mr, Thos. Murray, A reception W,rs held d the home of the bride's parents with do gm. -t. The bride's mother received guests in a gown ,f navy blue shear ami corsage of red roses, The groom's mother wore a gown nf brown crepe with. corsageofyellow roses. The groom's gift to the bride was a set of silver, to brideamutd, a sliver dish, flower girl !1 hrae,let, to groomsman a tie clip The usherswere Mr, Frank Murray and Mr, ,To- seplt Nolan. After reception NU•, and Mrs. Murray left on 0 honeymoon to Niagara Pails med Buffalo. The bride chose ,r rose wool salt mrd matching accessories. On their re- turn they will reside in MGI{illop. BORN BEATON—At Scott Memorial Hospi- tal, on Oct. 1st, to Mr, and Mrs. Beverly Beaton, a son. STEPHENSON — At Scott Memorial Hospital, on Oct. 1st, to Mr: and Ivies. Geo•ge Stephenson, Zurich, a son. DEAD or IANI.MALS .DISABLED WILLIAM STONE SONS LIMITED Quickly removed in clean sanitary trucks. Phone collect • 219 MITCHELL Highest hest Prices Paid LIVE OR DRESSED CHICKENS 6 lbs. and over 22e FOWL 6 lbs. and over 20c 5 lbs, and over 21c 5 lbs, and over 19e 4 lbs. and over 180 DUCKS 20c Delivered Note—Prices paid are for live weight, NEW FEATHERS BOUGHT: Duck feathers 50c lb. Geese feathers 80c lb. We buy Used Feathers as well PARKDALE POULTRY PHONE 152 MITCHELL Liberals of North Huron A Meeting to nominate a candidate to contest the riding in the next Federal Election, will be held' in the Town Hall, WINGHAM on Thursday, October the 12th, 1944 at 1.30 o'clock P.M. Our guest speaker on this occasion will be GEORGE WOOD, ESQ., M. P. FOR BRANT RIDING All Liberals and friends should hear this outstanding speaker. .THE NORTH HURON & HURON BRUCE LISERAL ASSOCIATION V' C. Attridge,A.Alexander, President ,;Sect,. A. A e. , 1 • aver United Church, Winthrop will hell Anniversary Services on ti1'NIt1Y, OCT. 8, 13 a.m. & 7.30 p.m. Go i. G. Hazelwood, of Walton, will be: guest. speaker a,1 both services. The Choir .will be assisted by the Male Quurl.ette First Presbyterian Church, and Mi•s. Relit, McKercher and Miss Margaret Hahkir•k, es soloists. Mr, Russell tl4of- c sale : o 's ;goad- t t ARMORIES y mer were guests 1 33 n l 51111 great tl let week of Mr; and Mrs. R. H. Sproat: ver clay or n1:1•12t unhallowed Z,ass but r'fl Worcs has been received that Tpr, , still what the Lord hath 0.30 P.M, Donald Wood received a ,bullet wound done." There is what the Christ' Christian 1:i1]lll110113 in the left thigh, -- knows as prayer unceasing, and it is as returned after a worthy, spiritual achievement, but oi'ebestra. spending' a week at'.Biantfo'd. he who prays habitually le most fitt- for the ho Fit s gt ZCe,t1, Dale, Ccutralia at ed to rise to steer heights tended the, navyieig its of devo graduation at Galt tional spirit at a special time o: over the week end, thanksgiving. There are tines fo Mr's. W, E, Kerslake and Miss' Eliz the people of a community or nation abeth Smith have returned from a to be united in praise. unto God for two weeks' trip to Toronto and Nia- His goodness in making wondrous gate Polls, provision for the ,people's needs, A Miss Margaret McIver, St. Mary's sense of the goodness of God unto Hospital, Kitchener, was a visitor at us surely thrills each soul until it the home of her parents, Mr. and sings: "Bless the Lord 0 M Mrs. Peter McIver on Sunday. • y Soul and all that Mrs, Bruce Davidson and daughter•, is within me bless His Hamilton, visited at the home of Mrs, holy name, y o national t lankagivieg clay, October 13 sharp. Door prise. E,rter- Refreshment booth. Good Entire proceeds, Smokes VOL overseas. Jack's STANLEY Jack's Repair r Johnston -McAllister- - w. ,J. THOMPSON,.PROP. n .A. pretty autumn wedding was solemnized at noon on Sat., 30- Set Team Lines 21 ft, at the hone of Mr, anti Mrs, Robt, . 1 Leather, brass mounted $0,50 R. McAllister on the Parr Line, Stan- ley, when their younger daughter, CLOSE 8 P. M. SAT. NIGHTS' Ruth Pearl, became the bride of Marvin Arnold Johnston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Johnston, Varna, Rev. A. M. Grant of Hillsgreen Un- ited Church performed the cere- mony. To the strains of the wedding music played by Mrs, George And- erson who also played softly during the signing of the register, the brid- al party took their. places in the liv- ing room beneath - an arch of ever- green decorated with flowers and a white bell and banked with ferns and large baskets of pink asters. The ' lovely young ;bride, given in mar- liege ar liege by her father, wore a floor - length gown of white brocaded satin ' in lily of the valley design with sweetheart neckline a long on pointed sleeves over which was worn her long wedding veil' of embroidered net. Her only ornament was a gold locket. She carried a cascade bou- quet of pink Briarcliffe roses and fern. Miss Helen Johnston, sister of the groom, as bridesmaid was gown- ed in a floor length dress of pink silk and a headdress of white flowers and carried a bouquet of Starlight roses. Little Marion Turner, niece of the bride, as flower girl was sweetly dressed in a floor length gown of green dotted net over taffeta with 1'n a ■ green velvet bows, and a headdress Bornholm Cider Mill of matching rosettes and carried a T. G, Scott oust the week end, The da f t' 1 ] Mr, and Mrs. T. Crouch and Mr. ,s at h nd. What are your plans for and Mrs. M. E. Clarkespent the week thanksgiving? This question does not end at Barrow Bay. mean, where are you going or how Miss Mary Johnstone has returned are you planning to spend the time, from holidaying .at the home of her rather it means, what is yourspirit- sister, Mrs. 3. G. Dillan°, Hamilton, ual response to God's provision and Corporal Harold Chesney, Wood- • manifestation en yotu' behalf. God stock, spent the week end with Mrs. hath been wondrously good to us in Chesney, Canada and His hand hath moved Miss Laura Mole returned home on mysteriouslyfor us, in ways that we Friday after spending the past six cannot tell, both in the Canadian weeks In Rochester, N.Y., and To- homeland and yonder where men rento. i wage war for the preservation of all Mrs. Yoes has gone to London for the basic things for which we should the winterf a ter s ends the inn- ,be i spendipg ssincerely thankful. This attitude. mer with Mrs. R. Bell. I of gratitude is only found in people Mrs,' Ada Reid and Miss Galbraith • who have a realistic belief in the are spending the week in. Bayfield. 1 fatherhood of God and the brother- Dr. F. J. Burrows. is visiting, in hood of"man. Gross and uncivilized Winnipeg._(peoples are never narked by a Mr, and Mrs, John' Walker, ing- worthy spirit of ..gratitude. ham, spent Sunday at the home of In your church on Sunday sing Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Shaw. 'songs of praise and 'thanksgiving to ' Mr. Edward Mole has been confined God for all his benefits. May your to his bed for the' past week 'soul respond to the injunction of the Mr. and Mrs. Tas, Henderson and sweet singer of Israel, "Enter into family, and Mr. and Mrs, S. Mackay His house with thanksgiving and into of Goderich visited. Mr. E. Mole and Sunday, His courts with daughters on praiser' Visitors at the home of Mr. Lorne –Contributed by the President; of an District Ministerial Dale were Mr. Arthur Sims of Tor- onto and Sgt, Wm, Dugan of Ohio Association, and Sgt, Harry Blackmore of Beams -1 Hf NSrALL v311e. f Mr. and Mrs. Alex Langford and Miss Gladys Luker hostess at son Gordon of London visited Mr, and her home on Monday wasto Mrs. W. R. Shaw over the week end, evening the Mr. H. Minuetspent the week end Mission Circle of the United Church. with Mr, and. Mrs. E.'L. Box, and Miss Erma Ifipfer was co hostess. Mrs Minet returned with .him to To- Miss Edna Saundereock presided ov • ronto 'after spending the week here. er the program. Mrs. Flynn took the P. Officer George Finlay, RCAF., devotional. The topic was given by t British Columbia, and wife, Airwoman Miss Ellis in the absence of Mrs. J. Jean Finlay, RCAF., Toronto, visited Corbett. Mrs. H. Hyde and Mrs. t last week at the hone of the latter's Mary Buchanan were appointed del - 'parents Mr. and Mrs. John Currie. egates to attend the sectional meet- 0 Airwoman Vera Hudson, RCAF., ing to be held in Kippen on Wed., Fingal, spent the week' end at the Oct. 18th. Arrangements were made d home of her sister, Mrs, Scott Hab- re bazaar to be held Sat, Nov. 18th. kirk and Me. Habkirk. at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Hyde and Mrs, Miss Marguerite Westcott, nurse- McNaughton appointed in charge of g in -training at Hamilton General Hos- location, etc, p pital, visited over the week end at Council Meeting— e the home of her parents, Mr. and Regular meeting of the village Mrs. Arnold Westcort, council was held. October 2nd at g8 Miss Doris Snare, Stratford, spent in with all member's the week end in town. p present. Min • • Mr, George Daly, RCAF., Aylmer, utes of the previous meeting read h spent the week end with liis parents, and adopted. Correspondence read wedding cake surrounded by pink Following are the minimum' values apers and small baskets of pink and of the participation certificates issued white asters centred the bride's on the following seeds: able. Mrs. Harvey Reyes, Mrs. Har- Red Clover $1.80 per bushel id Jones, Mrs. Eric Switzer and Miss Doris McKay served, For the Alfalfa $3;00 per bushel ccasion the bride's mother chose a Alsike $3,00 per bushel ress of black and turquoise crepe with black sequin trimming, The We are licensed by the Special room's mailer wore a gold two- Pi'aducts $card Lo issue these certi- iece ensemble. They both wore a Scales which have the above guar- orsage of Talisman roses. Later in unreel values. the -•®-C-E ST. COLUMBAN MONDAY, OCTOBER 9TH Bayfield Valley Five Orchestra OLD VIRGINIA PIPE TOBACCO It's a real pipe smoker's tobacco colonial bouquet. The groom was at- will Operate by his cousin, Gordon John- sten. After the usual congratulations the guests, which included the im- Every Day but Monday mediate families and uncles and aunts of the bride and groom, enjoy- STARTING OCT. 10TH ed a wedding dinner in the dining Tom which was prettily decorated n pink and white. A three -tiered _afternoon the bridal couple left Sell your seed to a dealer that can on a motor trip to Toronto, Weed- give you a certificate, thus assuring tock, Niagara Falls and other points. yourself of the above bonus, For travelling the bride donned a row•s tailored suit with brown ac We are also buyers of Timothyr 71', and Mrs, J. F. Daly. Mr, David Bolton, Waterloo, spent the week cud at his home here. Mr. Arnold Westcott has returned to. Toronto after spending the past weak with Mrs: Westcott and family, Miss Mary Devereaux, of •London, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Devereaux, Mrs, William Campbell and Miss Join Smale are 'holidaying' at Mid- land, Pte. F. L. Kennedy of Seaforth returned from overseas this week, as follows: LaFlance Fire .Engine, r Dept. Municipal �1t1'airs, Judge Cos- es tello, Ontario Municipal Health Ser- vices Board, County Clerk, Crown Attorney Holmes, Twp. of Tucker - smith, Twp, of , Stanley. Twp. Hay, Workmen's Compensation 131 Dept. Munitions, Canadian Milital Journal, Provincial Treasurer, Chie Election Officer Lewis, Fire Marsh. Scott. The Clerk reported re tit summary of the collectors roll follows: Taxable totals, Land, $65 755; buildings, $295,775, busines for a total of $383,718, an a total cash to be collected of $12 80.58: Bills and accounts read a ollows: Hensall Hydro Com., hydr all, $13.83; Judge Costello, appeal rom Court of Revision, $10; T Kyle. salary, $73.80; G. M. Case earning streets, $2.10; J. Pfaff, lab r streets $2.10, Total $101.83. Marsha e a ?s$orres. I non their return they will and Sweet Clovers esicle on the groom's farm near arra' Highest prices paid for all VARNA seeds Corporal Gordon Keys, RCAF., 114 Brantford last week for Kamloops B.C. Ile called on his brother. Pilo Officer Mervin Keys at Portage L Prairie, 011 his way hest, Cpl. Wm. McAsh of Hebert, N.S., has returned to camp, after spending a week with his wife and two little sons at the parental home. Mrs. Fulton of Sarnia spent a few days last week with her sister, Mrs, L. Beatty. N ye Stelck leaves Wednesday for Kitchener. and expects to spend the winter months in Detroit. Mr. John Rathwell who is slightly improved, has gone to spend a while with his son, Mr. and Mrs. Fred •of y f HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS 2 Continued Prom Page One Girls' Events Junior — Running broad, Mab Campbell, Eleanor Shannon, Ann LaFranier. Standing broad, Ann 11 el de t de LaFranier, Mabel Campbell, June Pevitt: High jump, Eleanor Shannon, Mabel Campbell. Basketball- throw, D Mabel Campbell, June Pevitt, Ahn de LaFranier. Baseball ' throw, Mabel p Campbell, June Pevitt, Eleanor Shan- b non. Target throw, Josephine 'McIver, a Mary Hagan, June Pevitt, 75 yard n dash, Ann de LaFranier, Mabel f Campbell, Eleanor Shannon. 50 yard dash, Ann de LaFranier, Eleanor in Shannon and June Pevitt, equal, s Relay Race, 1st team. Ann de La France,•, June Pevitt, Mabel Camp by Considerable discussion took ,place asregards 'a program on Victory ay and it was decided to leave the matter to the public as regards a arade, but a religious service will e held in the hall, the Reeve to call meeting of the committee in the ear future or as soon as more in- ormation is received. Thanksgiving service will be held Carmel Presbyterian Chu:•ch on s unday, Oct. 8th at the morning ser- ce, the, sacrament of baptism will e observed. The minister, Rev. J. Send samples, write or phone, Fl C. ZWICKER Wholesale Seeds CREDITON, ONT. Phones; Crediton 3w, or Hensall 761'16 Rathwell. Miss Easter, who spent a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. A. Mc- Connell, left Saturday for Minneap- olis. Mrs. MeConnell accompanied her as far as Toronto. Miss Glenn of London was the guest of her cousin, Mrs, M G Beatty, and in company with Miss Mossop on Sunday motored to Brus- els. Wroxeter and other points. Service in St. John's Anglican Church was taken by a student of Huron College. Mr, and Mrs. Aldington spent Sun- day with friends in Cromarty and Staffa. bell; 2nd team, Josephine McIver, ,r Mary Hagan, Eleanor Shannon. ;11 Junior Champion, Mabel Campbell; runner-up, Eleanor Shannon, ho Intermediate—Running broad, Jean Mills, Edith Blanchard,: Eleanor c Weaver. Standing broad, Donna Wat- son, Lenore Habkirk, Edith Blanch- me ard. Hight jump, Donna Watson, Len- C ore Habkirk, Eleanor Weaver. Bas- co ketball throw, Lenore Habkirk, Alice be McIver, Do,n`a Watson. Baseball W throw, Donna Watson, Lenore Hab- fo kirk, Mae Clarke. Target throw, Alice gr Mciver, Eleanor Weaver, Audrey pro Shannon; 75 yard dash, Jean Mills, Ne aylor, will occupy the pulpit at a.m. and 7 p.m. The Senior Women's Institute will Id their October meeting histori- a1 research) on Tuesday, Oct. 10th. ease note change of date owing to emorial ,service: The hostess is Mrs. ornelius Cook and Mrs. Geo. Hess -hostess. The special speaker will Miss Barbara Michie. This is cl- ays an outstanding meeting and as rmerly the honored guests are the andmothers. Roll call, name the neer owner of your home. Motto, ver too old' to learn, Mrs. Kers- Eleanor Weaver, Donna Watson. 50 lak hes, Miss ,Annie Consltt. Mem- 1's are reminded to hand in their ristmas greeting cards for enclos- in overseas boxes. BRUCEFIELD y1a'd dash, Jean Mills, Lenore Hab- rlis kirk, Donna Watson. be Relay race, 1st team,, Jean Agar, Oh Jean Mills, Teresa Maloney, Edith ere e. Demonstration of antique Blanchard; 2nd team, Audrey Shan- non, Donna Watson, Sue Nixon, Mad- eline Wilson; 3rd team, Mary Ryan Jean McMaster, Alice McIver, Eleanor Weaver. Intermediate Champion, Donna Watson; runner-up, Lenore Habkirk. Senior ' — Running broad, Betty Dale, Katherine Laudenbach, Shirley Love. Standing broad, Betty Dale, Marion Mason, Jean Wright. High jump, Betty Dale, Harriet Russell, Shirley Love; Basketball throw, Bet- ty Dale, Katherine Laudenbach, Mar- ion- Mason. Baseball throw,: Betty Dale, Marion Mason, Marjorie Mc- Kenzie. Target throw, Shirley Love,' Jean Wright, Betty Dale. 75 yard dash, Pat Bechely, Betty Dale, ,lean Wright. 50 yard dash, Pat Bechely, Betty Dale, Harrier Russell, Relay Race, 1st team, Pat Bechely, K. Latidenbach, M. McKenzie, Jean Wright; 2nd teams, Betty Dale, Lois Whitney, Harriet Russell, Shirley Love. q Senior Champion, Betty Dale; run- ner -1m, ,Marion Mason. Thanksgiving services will be held in Brucefield'United Church on Sun- day. The choir will provide special music, Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Hopton and little son, also Miss Jones and Mrs. Carlin of Montreal, visited with the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jar- vis Horton last week. Mrs. Needham of Pinkerton was guest at the home of Mr, and Mrs. s Td. Boyce over the week end. Miss. Ina Scott of London spent 0 the week end with her mother here, Mrs. Jae Moody is visiting' with Mrs. Walters in Goderich, 1 Lieut. Walter Seery and bride of Kingston visited at the home of Mr. p and Mrs. Gordon Richardson last f week. KIPPEN The following were some of th visitors in the community over th week end: Dos. Jim and Gilbert their mother's, Mrs, Isaac Jarrett Miss Margaret .Cooper at Mr. an Mrs. W. R. Cooper's and Mr. an Mrs Cyrus Scott and .Bruce of Bel grave at the manse. Miss Ruth Wet son at her home. Last Sunday, the World'•s Con munion Sunday, the Sacrament o the Lord's Supper was dispensed a both Kippen and Hillsgreen churche and during the service Mrs. Normal Long and Carl McClinchey were re ceived by certificate, and Barbara Grant, Marion Thomson, Warren Thomson, Mrs. Cliff Watson and Wallace Watson on profession of faith, Mrs. Ross Dick was received by certificate at Hillsgreen: Thanksgiving service will be held on Sunday first. The '77th anniversary of the church will be held on' the 15th of October. The choir are busy proper - ng in their usual efficient manner to provide suitable music for the occa- ion. The Rev. Fred Clysdale, form- erly of Exeter and Owen Sound, now f Ilderton, has been secured: as the guest preacher for the day. The Rally Day programme was ollowed the church service last Sunday with the Sunday School upils and teachers occupying the rent pews, Two of their number oan Grant read the first story 'Are ou a Christian?" and Donald Kyle 1 le second story "The second mile," ' er;•-pleasingly. The choir as always dded' to the service by their anthem. CIDER MILL Will operate every day during October and November Cider Mill located on the street lead- ing to the Golf Course, West Ward MITCHELL FRED HENNICK, Prop. Terms Cash. Phone 181, Mitchell Mr. Grant spoke briefly on "What then shall this child be," The congregation is preparing for their anniversary to be held on, the 15th of October, On Sunday first the congregation is keeping in step with the great majority of congregations through- out the whole world by holding its communion service on that day. It is e expected that new members on pro - e fession of faith and by certificate at will be received. Preparatory service will be held on Thursday evening. d Last week Mr. Grant attended the d annual Alumni Conference at Tor- _ onto, addressed by one outstanding - theologian of the continent at the present time, Professor Reinhold _ Niebuhr of Union Theological Sem-. ,nary New York. BRODHAGEN I' Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hoffmeyer and family of Sebringville with Mr, I and Mos, Norman Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs, Donald Stauck and, son Warren and. Miss Laura Hinz of Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs.. Albert 1aauerengesser on Saturday •and Sun - Mr. and Mrs: Chas. Leonhardt and Verna of Mitchell with Mr. and Mrs. Christ Leonhardt: . • Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yungblut of Rostock with 'Mr. and Mrs. Dalton•. The sacrament of the Lord's Sup- y per was observed at the morning, t1 service last. Sunday. A good emigre- v gation was present, a H. inzMr.°and Mrs. Kostek and Mr. and Mrs. Kostek of Dublin with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mogk. The Brodhagen Patriotic Society operated a booth at the Mitchell fair last Wednesday when they sold sweet cider, coffee, doughnuts, pie and sandwiches and guesses were sold on a quilt. The lucky number was 1,705 and the nearest number 1 guessed by Eric Schultz Was 1.767, who was the winner. The booth and quilt realized` about $70. Want and For Sale Ade, 1 week :25e