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The Seaforth News, 1955-10-20, Page 4Winners of Public School Field Day Kindergarten Races 55 yd. race; Girls, !Heather Beuermman, Jean Gorwill, Debbie Miller. Boys, Peter !Snow, Wayne 'Scott, David Ili' atibert. Peantvt Race: !Girls, Penny Moore, Brenda iPerria, ;Sharon Talbot, !Boys, Roy Benneweis, Joe 'Ball, Gene Kruse. Primary Events Jumping; Girls, Mary Belle ''Stinson, Darlene Sills, 'Wendy Moore. Running: (Mary Belle 'Stinson, 'Christie Dobson, Wendy Moore. (Sack Race: !Lynn Nixon, Mary Belle Stinson, Pamela Powell. !Throwing the 'Bali: Elaine !Oke, Wendy Moore, Jane Mac- Donald. (Shoe 'Race: Mary 'Belle Stin- son, Elaine Oke, Christie Dob- son. Jumping; !Boys, Maurice Stile - son, Douglas Dalrymple, Ronald HildeNran•d. Running, Maurice Stinson, Bryan Stewart, Johnny 'Snow. Sack Race, Bobby Wat- son, •Donald 'Mulley, Maurice 'Stinson. Throwing the Ball, Peter Wil - bee, Ronald 'Hildebrand, Robert Rigg. Shoe Race, Robert Rigg, Mau- rice 'Stinson, Brian 'Broome, Junior Girls 8 and 9 years 50 yd 'dash, Kendra Moore, 'Louise Bradshaw, !Baribara Rol- land. !Sack 'Race, Kendra Moore, Brenda Ross, Dianne Byerman. Standing Broad Jump, Ellen Connell 5' 4", Susan McLean, Brenda Ross. Running Bread Jueap, Sandra 'Hugill '7' 11", Meta Reeves, Anniversary Services N +I p i„ rthside United Church SUNDAY, OCT. 23 The Rev. Dr. DAVID GALLAGHER Secretary of the Board of Overseas Missions will be the Guest Minister at both services Morning Service 11 A.M. SERMON — CHRISTIA'N FAITH AND SERVICE Dr. Gallagher ANTHEM—Break .Forth Into Joy , Simper JUNIOR CHOIR --.Festival Chithes Welsh Air ANTHEM -Hear our Prayer Ryder Evening Service 7 P.M. SERMON — BEYOND OUR SHORES Dr. Gallagher ANTHEM—I lay my sins on Jesus Wegenast Solists, Mrs: Neil Bell, Mrs, Don Kohl LADIES CHORUS --Conte Thou Fount Gluck REV. J. W. STTN SON Organist Minister Mrs. J. A. Stewart Choir Leader J. A. Stewart Mary Lamont. High Jump, Meta Reeves 3', Susan (Snow, and Dianne (Byer man tied for 2nd, Junior Boys 8 and 9 years '75 yd dash, Kenneth IC!ardno, Peter Sillery, Allan Patterson. Standing Broad Jump, Allan Patterson 6' 11", Richard Mue- gge, Bernie Jessome. Running Broad Jump, Riehard IMuegge 9' 110", Jimmie Sega, Kenneth Cardno. High Juniup, Teter 'Sillery 3' 1%", Clifford •Loewen, Bernie Jessome and Allan Patterson. Soft Ball 'Throw, Richard Muegge 88' Peter Sillery, Doug- las Wright. Intermediate 'Girls (10 & 11 yrs 75 yd dash, Barbara Talbot, Leta Carter, Joan R•dberton. Running Broad Jump, Phyllis Brn '10' 10", mey Dale, Dlizalbyaeth Stewart. Na !Hop, Step, Jump, Phyllis Bry- ans 23' 2", uN'ancy Dale, Gerda !Christensen. High Jump, Leta !Carter .3' 2", Phyllis Bryans, Dianne Dennis. 'So'ft Ball Throw, Gerda Chris- tensen 71' 6", Phyllis Bryans, Leta Carter. Intermediate Boys 10 and 11 yrs 100 yd dash, Jolhu Patterson, Benny Alcker, David Dale. Running Broad Jump, John Patterson 11' 4 4", Tom Dick, David 'Dale. Hop, (Step, Jump, Tom Dick 124' 4", Benny A•kker, Keith Sta- cey. High Juinp, Toni Dick ,3' 7", Benny Akker, Jahn Patterson. Soccer Kick, John Patterson 87' 6", Toni Dick, Keith Stacey. Senior Girls 12 and over 100 yd dash, Pearn McLean, Corinne Sunith, Margaret Elliot. 75 yd. dash, Pearn 'McLean,. Corrine Smith, Margaret Elliot. Running Broad Jump, Pearn McLean 12' 7?i", Margaret El- liot, !Corrine 'Smith. H'op, Step, Jump, Pearn Mc- Lean 25' 6", !Corrine !Smith, Davina Hubert. 'high Jump, Pearn McLean 3' 8", Margaret Elliot, 'Corinne Smith and Davina. Hubert. Basket 'Ball Throne, Margaret Elliott 57', !Barbara Dung'ey, Baribara Mennell. Senior Boys 12 and over 100 yd dash, Bob Reith, ;Ron Myatt, Larry Dale and Wayne {Benneweis. Running Broad Jump, Bob Reith 114', Ron Myatt, Bryan Brady. Hop, Step, Junrp, Bob Reith 28' 11",Gordon Ferris, Douglas Rowchife. High Jump, Bob Reith 4' 2", Gordon Perris, Ron Myatt. !Shot Put, Ron Myatt 33' 9" Bab 'Reith, Jack Hoff. Championships 1955 Primary Boys, Maurice Stin- son, 9 points; Robert Rigg, 4 points; Ronald Hildebrand, 'Peter Willbee and Bobby Watson 3 pts. each; Douglas Dalrymple, Bryan Stewart, Don Hulley 2 pts. each, Primary Girls, Mary Belle Stinson, 11 'points; Elaine Oke, 5 points; Wendy Moore, 4 pts. Junior Girls, Kendra Moore, 6 Points; runner-up, Meta Reeves, 5 points. Why run ` tlr the ht ne ; P i li b ve E :. TENS in tele„ hone raa0 less t y Junior Boys, 'Richard Muegge, 8 points; runner-up, Peter Sit! lery, 7 ,points. Intermediate Girls, Phyllis Bryans, 10 points; 'runner-up, Leta Carter, 6 points. Intermediate Boys, Tam Dick, and John Patterson, 10 points; runner -op, Benny Aklcer, 6 pts. Senior Gu9s, Pearn McLean, 15 ,points; runner-up, •M•a'r+garet Elliott; 8 points. Senior `Boys, Bob Reith, 17 points; runner-up, Ron Myatt, 10 points.' BRODHAGEN Mr. and ;Mrs. 'George Eick- meir, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dick- aneir of •Mdtchel'1, and Mr. and Mrs. Louie Bennewies, !Logan, with Mr. and, Mrs. Wilfred Drag- er on 'Sunday. Mrs. Joseph Dickison and son 'Glen of Teeswater with Mr. and Mrs. 'Ford Dickison on Sunday. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. 'Lavern Wolfe were Miss ;Norma Phillips, Misses Jean and Shir- ley Byers, Mr. Barry (Byers and Jimmy; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Byers, Mrs. Loraine (Burnett and Mar - Die of Kitchener, Miss Beth 'Cole of Rueseldale, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wolfe and Marcel and Miss 'Winnifred Delbus of ;Strat- ford. Mrs. Lavern -Wolfe is with her daughter, Mrs. Dick Watson in Exeter, who has returned home from the !hospital. Master DouglasWatson, who was here for four weeks, returned to his home with her, 'Mr. and Mrs: John Mueller and Ruth Ann .of Hamilton with Mr. and Mrs. Aug. 'Hillebrecht. Mrs, Ida 'Brunner of Se - baths Hill with her 'daughter, Mrs. Wm. Deigei and Mr. Diegel. Mrs. Minnie Ellie'son of Mit- chell with Mrs. Annie Elligson. Mr. Ernest !Elligson returned hone from Seaforth Hospital. Mr. and'Mrs. ;Car] E'iligson, Janet, 'Carol and Gary of Wind- sor with Mr. and Mrs. ;Harold Elligson and Mr. and Mrs. Ern- est Elligson. Mr. and Mrs. George Mogk and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mogk and Nancy spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Ed 'Wesenlberg and family, Toronto. Mr. and' Mrs. Ross 1Leonhardt spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rose, 'Sarnia. Mr. !and Mrs. 'Chris W. Leon• Hardt with Mr. and Mrs. 'Chas. Mat6hies in 'Tavistock, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Bob 'Gillespie and children -of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Lew and Ralph Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel ,Beterrnan and Mr. and Mrs. !Martin Dietz at- tended the Plowing Match at Leamington last Thursday. Rev. Norman Berner of Kit- chener was guest speaker at the !morning service at St, :Peter's Lutheran !Church, Two one -act plays were pre- sented at St. Peter's Lutheran Church here on Friday evening. "It is more Blessed" presented by Miss Arlene Diegel, Miss Beatrice 'Simon, Wayne Beuer- inan, 'Raymond Gloor, members of the 13roclhagen Luther League, "The Ghost Story" was presented by the Luther League of Zurich Lutheran Church. The 'following numbers were given between the two playstby ether members of the Brodhag- en Luther League. Duets by Carole Rose and 'C'hrista Spate; guitar solos by Lyle Ritz. Musi- cal Trio numbers by Gary Shol- dice, violin, Warren ISholdice, piano, and Donald 'Wolfe, guitar A surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Martin Diegel, .McKillop Township, was !held on Saturday evening in Hinz's hall on the occasion of 'their 125th wedding anniversary. Progressive euchre was played and dancing enjoyed with music by Nelson Howe and girls of Cromarty. Mr. Harry Byers, Kitchener, was the caller. Mr. and Mrs. Diegel were pre- sented with a chest of silver and individual gifts, and Mrs. Joe Smith read an appropriate ad- dress. Luneh was served inciud- ine' wedding cake. Mr. and Mr's. Diegel have a family of three daughters, Mrs. Ralph Fischer (Joyce) R. R. 2, Walton; Miss Yvonne !Diegel, Toronto; Miss Arlene ;Diegel at home, and three grandchildren, Laurie, Starr and Gregg Fish- er. They were married at the parsonage of St. Peter's Luth- eran !Church, Brodhagen, by Rev. ;T. Alberti. 'Miss OrdeIia Wolfe and the late Harold Wolfe were the attendant::. Slr:a. Diego! (Adeline Wolfe) ie the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wolfe, and Mr. Dir, - gel is the son of Mrs. Aivina Diegel and the late John C. Die- erel. They reside on their farm, Me,Ki)lop township. Member.; of the Ladies' Aid were guests of the :Ladies' Aid of St. Paul's Church, Ellice, last Wednesday evening. Mr, and Mrs, Dalton Hinz, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mogk spent Thursday and 'Friday at the 'Plowing Match at Leamington and visited Mr, and Mrs, Peter Kraus !('Sylvia liennewies) at 'Ruthven and saw the Jack Min- er's Bird Sanctuary at Kings- ville. KIPPEN The WAIS. of St. Andrew's United Church met on Thursday evening last at bhe home • of Mrs, N. McLeod with Mrs. Lit- tle as oo'hostess. The president, Mrs, E. Kyle opened the meeting and 'hymn 577 was sung. The 'worship was given by Mrs. E1 - don Jarrett. Mrs. Kyle gave the visitors report in the absence of Mrs. 5, MriBride. Mrs. B. Mc- Gregor and Mrs. E. (Chesney were 'being asked to be dihe visit- ors for October. A letter from our prayer partner, ,Miss Ada Sandell was read thanking us for a ersonalparcel sent to p 'her. Mrs. Harry Hess of Zurich favored with a solo, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Mcleod. Mrs. Morley 'Cooper gave the treasurer's report. The nominat- ing Committee were appointed, namely: Mrs. John .Sinclair, Mrs. Robb. McGregor, and Mrs. Eldon Jarrett. The program commit- tee are Mrs. Russel IConsitt, Mrs. Emerson Kyle and Mrs. V. Al- derdice. The delegates' reports of the Section meeting were giv- en. Reporting the morning ses- sion was Mrs. John Sinclair. The afternoon Mss. John Anderson gave the report for Mrs. Wil- mer Jones, who was absent. The hymn 637 was sung. Mrs. Em- erson Anderson gave the study. Mrs. Harry Hess of Zurich tow- ered with a piano instrumental. Mrs. Kyle extended thanks to all who took pant in the meeting and Mrs. Alderdice thanked the hostess •and co hostess. The dos- ing 'hymn was 494. Mrs. Keyes led in prayer. Luncyh was 'sa'l'ved by Circle 1. ST. COLUMBAN Requiem High Mass was sung' in St. 'Columban 'Church on Thursday for Owen 'Hart, whose death occurred in Scott Memor- ial Hospital on Monday, Oct. 10. Rev. 3. ,MdCowell officiated, with Rev. Dr. Ofoulkes, Dublin pre- sent in the sanctuary. 'Pallbear- ers were John 'McIver. Joseph Kale, Albert Cronin, Joseph Roach, Louis Rowland, Jos. No- lan. !Burial was ie St. 'Columban Cemetery. Friends and relatives from Galt, London, Ingersoll, Kitchener, Stratford, Seaforth and Dublin attended the fun- eral. County Home Heads Resign After 33 years service as mat- ron of lHur'on 'County Home at Clinton, Mrs, Martha Jacob has submitted her resignation at a special meeting of the 'Huron ;County Home 'Committee of Huron County 'Council. The committee, in accepting the resignation, went on 'record of appreciation of Mrs. Jacob's years of service and her willing- ness to carry on until her sus. cessor is appointed. At the same meeting resigna- tion of E. J. Jacob (the matron's son) as farm 'manager and Mrs. F. J. Jacob, as assistant matron were accepted. Their 'resigna- tions were effective October 1, :l'Ir. Jacob's reason for resign- ing was because he has an op- portunity •to enter 'business and his wife's were said to be be- cause of health. They joined the staff in 1941. The committee meeting, head- ed by Chairman Dan ,Beuerman, reeve of McKillop Township, said there would be no change in the present farm policy at the Boy Scout Apple Day SAT., OCT. 22 BE GENEROUS IN YOUR SUPPORT Entire proceeds for further- ance of Scouting .and Cub- hing in Seaforth and District ...in bedroom, hall or guestroopn—from attic to garage— EXTENSIONS save time, steps and energy; provide privacy. .,,in kitchen or den, workshop or playroom—EXTENSIONS are convenient for all the family, morning, noon and night! If you hove two or more extra telephones put in your house of the sante time, you ore only charged for one installation. Call our Telephone Business office for an lame diate installation THE TOROIl-TO -DOMINION BANK beat Net, bah{,oeniaiee THE SEAFORTII NEWS- Thursday, Oct. 20, 1955 egent Theatre mums. FRP. SAT. THEY RODE WEST Robert Francis - Donne Reed He staked his life for a cause he believed In and the: woman he loved. The savage fury unleashed in a Battle to the Death, One cavalry troop against the savage hordes. Hated by Indians and whites, Robert Francis fights alone MON. TUES. ;WED. BAMBOO PRISON Robert Francis - Dianne Foster - Brian Keith Tlie inside story of Americans captured and tortured in Koreg, Robert Francis of "The Caine Mutiny" lighting Chinese "brdin washing". An -American spy in the Communist Camp, Straight from the pages of to -clay's History THURS. FRI. SAT. TEN WANTED MEN Randolph Scott - Jocelyn Brand!) CO.Mr'NG MEN OF THE FIGHTING LADY home. :Pall The comnanittee included, 'as well as Mr. Beuerman, Earl Aaanplbell, 'warden of Huron a County and reeve of Hay Town- ship; (Harry Gowdy, reeve of Howl* Township; Baillie Par- rott, reeve of Morris Township; John Durnin, reeve of West Wa- awanosh; Verne 'Pincombe, reeve of . Ueborne 'Township, and Mr. Erskine. W.O.A.A, ELECT OFFICERS Nelson Hill of Goderich was elected president of the Western Ontario Athletic Aesoc'n for a two year term this week at the annual mooting held in Winghanr. Other officers were vice presi- dents, Harvey Langford, Luean; Johnny Bell, Listowel; Bill Young of Har'i'1ston. Executive aro, Norman Hill, New Hamburg; Glen Johnston, Fordwich, along with Four new members, Jin) Kerrigan, Mild- may; Herman Young, Kincard- ine; J, E. McKinley, Zurich, and M. Horst, Ilderton, Past pros„ Hugh Hawkins, of Clinton, and treasurer and busi- ness manager, A. J. Lockridge, Wingham, Amtwwwwwwwwwwinsvenft Believe Me - it's a Good Buy Men's "Top Grade" Knee Length "Rubber Boots" Red Rubber Soles and Heels 55.45 Boys $3.25 Youths $2.95 Willis Shoe Store The Little Store with the "Big Values" Inswwwwwwwirummow G First Presbyterian Church Rev. D. Glenn Campbell Minister 10 A.M.—Church School and Bible Class 11 A.M. "TI -IE d'RICI] OF THE GOSPEL" 7 P.M.—Service withdrawn in favor of North Side Church Anniversary CO-OP PERMANENT TYPE TI -FREEZE ETHYLENE - GLYCOL YOU CAN PAY MORE BUT YOU CAN'T BUY BETTER PRICED TO SAVE YOU MONEY 2.95 GAL. Drop in. and have your radiator sleeked When in need of Plough Shares be sure and contact us. We now have a good stock on hand SEAFORTH FARMERS CO-OP PHONE 9 THE SCHNEIDER = ORPHEUS MALE CHOIR of Kitchener will present a Choral Concert at Northside United Church, Seaforth Wednesday, October 26th at 8.30 p.m. Admission 1.00. Children 500 Sponsored by the Session, Northside United Church Tickets available: Savauge, Wostcott, Christie, Whitney SPECIAL THIS WEEK 1951 Stude Sedan RADIO, NEW PAINT, EXCELLENT Many others priced to sell at $875.00 Sefort r tors PRONE 541 SEAFORTH NOTICE TOWN OF SEAFORTH No Parking will be allowed on Main Street on Friday nights between the hours of 2 A.M. and 8 A.M. to . facilitate the cleaning of the street Saturday morning. By order of the Town Council