The Seaforth News, 1955-06-02, Page 9Funeral Service
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Supplement to The Seaforth News
Thursday, June 2, 1955
few days with her slaughter,
Mrs. G. Ray Hart and Mr. Hart
in London last week.
Miss Grace Fischer of Union-
ville spent the weekend with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. E. Fisch-
er returning to Unionville • to
finish High School there for
this term.
NII•. and Mrs. Albert Wolfe of
Mitchell visited Mrs. Wolfe's
brother, Charles Ahrens, and
Mrs. Ahrens on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kahle of
Milford, Mich., with Mr. and
Mrs. Manuel Beuerman for the
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Kahle anti Irvin
and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. John-
ston (Myrtle Kahle) recently
moved to Millford, Mich.
On Thursday evening mem-
bers and friends of St. Peter's.
Lutheran Church held a recep-
tion of Welcome for Rev. Edgar
Fischer, Mrs. Fischer and daug-
hter Grace, with a very large
crowd in attendance. Rev. E.
Fischerwas installed at the last
Sunday's Service, coming here
from Unionville. The evening
program opened on the lawn
with selections by the Brodhag-
en Band. Program followed in
the church basement opening
with the singing of "O Canada",
and opening address by the
chairman for the evening, Rev.
Eric Schultz of Ellice. Piano se-
lection by Mrs. Toledo Beuer-
man; reading, Mrs. Edward
Scherbarth; address of welcome
from the church board by Leslie
Wietersen, (Elder of church
board); solo by Audrey Hinz.
Panel discussion on the Stew-
ards of the Christian Horne by
members of the Christian Homo
(married couples group), Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Hicks, Mr. and
Mrs. Mervin Hodgert, Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Leonhardt, Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Sholdice. Address
of welcome from the Stewards
of the Christian Hone by
Ralph Hicks (President). Cornet
solo by Clare French. Reading
by Mrs. Oscar Young. Address of
welcome from the Ladies' Aid
by Mrs. Fred Young, Pres., Mu-
sical trio, Gary Sholdice, violin,
Donald Wolfe, guitar, and War-
ren Sholdice, piano. Welcome
from the Senior Choir by Mrs.
Chris W. Leonhardt, Pres. Read-
ing, Mrs. Harry Tait. Welcome
from the Sunday School by Rus-
sell Sholdice '(Superintendent).
Duet in song by Gary Sholdice
and Donald Wolfe. Reading by
Joanne Beuerman. Song by
Junior Choir accompanied by
I Donna Smith. Presentation of
a purse of money to Rev. and
Mrs. Fischer. An address was
read by Wilfred Wolfe and Ed-
win Scherbarth made the pres-
entation. Rev. Fischer thanked
for the kindness shown them
and gave a brief talk on his de -
1 cision to accept the call to
Brodhagen. The evening's enter-
tainment closed with prayer by
Rev Fischer. Lunch was served
and a social hour was spent.
REUNION NOTES
Norman R. Henderson, 10
• Glenbae Ave., Toronto 17, wants
to know whether there are
rooms to rent in town during
the reunion week. ITe looks for-
ward to seeing his friends over
the civic hliday weekend.
! Mrs. Harry Hicks, 672 Ade-
laide St., Carthage, N.Y., is an-
other former resident who, de-
spite an illness, is looking for-
ward to the reunion.
FORTY YEARS AGO
From The SonfnrLh News
Tune 1916
Hogg Bros. of McKillop pos-
sess a fine team of Colts for
which they refused $500 offered
by a Montreal buyer. The colts
were bred by James Aitcheson
of Roxboro,
Seaforth rural route No. 1
commenced this week with Mr.
Webster as driver.
Car purchasers this week are
Henry Dayman, Kippen; Wm. J.
Dale, Huron Road; Charles Mac-
Gregor, Constance; Dave McIn-
tosh, Brucefield, and Louis
Blake, Walton.
Henry Eilber, M.P.P. received
two fractured ribs when the
Huron and Bruce train jumped
the tracks at Ilderton. 18 people
were injured.
Mrs. Wilson of Minnesota was
called home this week, owing to
the death of her mother, Mrs. F.
MoCulla of Leadbury.
Mr. Wm. Jamieson of Con-
stance left for a trip to the
West and will visit his sister
Mrs. R. 'Campbell at Wolseley,
and his son in Saskatchewan.
Misses Margaret Carroll and
May McClinchey spent Sunday
with Miss Emma 'Dickson at her
parent's new home on the Lon-
don road.
A requisition from the trust-
ees of S. S. No. 4, McKillop,
for 1$2900 for building a new
school was approved by McKil-
lop Council.
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THE ELECTION ACT, 1951
SECTION 88 (4)
NOTICE OF HOLDING
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Notice is hereby given that pursuant to The
Election Act, 1951 (Section 88) a poll for the Elec-
toral District of Huron will be open on Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday, the 2nd, Srcl, and -4tb days of
June, 1966, from 8 a.m. until 5 pan., and from 7 p.m.
until 10 p.m.. P.S.T.
The polling places for the said electoral dis-
trict will be located at the To'cT. Ball, Exeter, the
Town )'Tall, Goderich, and Melvin Clarke's Service
Station, Seaforth, for the purpose of receiving the
votes of vote's who expect to be absent from the
electoral district on the day fixed for polling.
The ballot boxes will be opened and the votes
counted at 7 p.m. of the 9th day of June at the said
places.
Dated at Zurich, Ontario, this 24th day of May, 1955
J. ELGIN McKINLEY
Returning Officer
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