The Seaforth News, 1960-02-11, Page 4Ladies' II spitat Auxiliary
GINGHAM
DANCE!
To be held at Community Centre,
Seaforth
FRIDAY, FEB. .12011
Music by Ian Wilbee and
His Melody Makers
Dancing from 10 to 1
Admission. $2.00 per couple. Students 75c
Lunch included
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• KIPPEN
Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Wright a
Lorne Park and Airs. IVielVinrdo Of
011011M spent the Weekend with
the tela mother and Mr, and
Mrs. Frank Wright
A few eases of Chicken Pox are
reported in the area,,
M. and Mie. Elston Dowson
spent Wednesday with their son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and MI%
EldonKerr of Winthrop.
Mr, and Mrs. Russell Brock and
Mr. Tom Brock ef Chiselhurst
Were reeent visitors of Mr, and
Mrs, Morley Sr. of Whalen.
Deepest sympathy is extended
the 'family of the late Robert J.
Coopef in the sudden passing
whieh marred Sunday in 'Cairo,
Mich.
Mr, Lloyd Dawson of Seaforth
visited an afternoon with his bro.
titer and sister-in-law Mr. and
Mrs, Elston Dowson. . -
The WKS heti a Pot Melt din-
ner and quilting on Thursday In
the schoolroom of the ,ehurch. The
roll call was answered by 22 mem-
bers, A short business meeting
was held by the WIVIS and W. A.
it was decided the March meeting
would be held on March 10.'Group
3 made plans for a bake sale to
be 'held at Drysdale's store in
Hansen on Feb, 20th.
Robert J. Cooper Passes
Robert J; Cooper, 78, Kippen,
passed away in •Cairo, Mioh., Sun-
day morning at Cairo Community
Hospital, having suffered a se-
vere stroke, Survitors are; sons
Duncan, Morley and John, ail of
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SEAFORTH PUBLIC UTILITY
COMMISSION
FRANK KLING
Chairman
D'ORLEAN SILLS B. F. CHRISTIE
Commissioner Mayor
National
Electrical
Week
Feb. 7th -13th
R. J. BOUSSEY
Manager
ELECTRICITY
Kippint; (4watt:cm krs, 114
(erase) McBride, ,Nippen, 'Ars.
Robert (Pentrice) DairYmPleA of
%%Wield Mrs, Stewart Bard)
Brimeilield; Mrs, Grant (Olire)
Love, Cairo, Mieh,; sisters 1Kra.
Angus Brown, Seaforth; Mrs,
KiPPen; Mrs, Nellie'Deyell,
Toronto; 13 grandchildren and
great grandchildren, Tnetuneral
was hold on Wednesday' trom t.
Andrew's 'United Church with 121.
torment in Heiman Union Come-
tery,
!The Willing Workers had a box
social at S. a No. 2, Tuekersinith,
Friday evening AFeb. OUi, Mrs,
Ross McNichol, Mrs. 10, MoLean,
Mrs. M C;:looper and Mrs. 3. Lost,
ell in •.elrarge, Wieners of genies
were Mrs. J. Consitt, Nil's. W. Cole-
man; Kit, L. Lovell, Mr. Wm,
0Oleman and Wit L: Lovell, Mrs,
Halyard Finkbeiner stumped the
panel with her secret,. 011.80 was
realized:
Mr. and Mrs, Stewart -.Winer°
of London visited Sunday with
friends in the village.
24 members of the W. A. Friend-
ship Group met at the home of
Mr. and MTB. Vern Alderdiee on
Tuesday evening of last week.
Games and "I've got a 'Secret"
programule were carried out. Win-
ners of the games were Mr, 411.d
Mrs, W. L 8'Bell, Mrs, a Pepper
and Mr. Alf Moffatt Robert Mc-
Gregor stumped the panel with
his secret but Mrs. Wm. Caldwell
and Mrs, W, L,. Meths did not. A
delicious lunch brought theeven-
ing to a close. The silver c011ect-
Ion amounted to $11,80. Those at-
tending and donating were Mr.
and MTS. AN Meitfat, Mr. and MTS.
W. L. 'Malls, Kr, and Mrs. Jam -
mere= Anderson, Mr, and Mrs.
W, 3, F. Bell, Mr. and Mrs, Robt,
McGregor, Mr. and Mrs, Robt, D.
ldlgie, Mr, and Mrs, Wni. Caldwell,
Mr, and Mrs, Ken McLellan, Mr.
and MTS. L. Finlayson, Mr. mid
Mrs. a. Pepper, Mr, and Mrs. N.
Long, Mr. and Mrs. G. Wren. Mr.
and Niro. A. Bennindyk were un-
able to attend.
Feb. 01:11 with president Lute Co -
vier in Charge. 19 members were
present Doreen Riley rend the
athletes and treasurer's report
was read by Linda Rtley. Sor10-
turo by Jane Albas, Prayer by Pl-
ane Roe. Mrs, Cordon McGregor
i'eagt
d sung
a.
7.;Pyle,Janeteehirtlia
y soinl
was
Gordon RileY and jOYOB Roe who
Presented their pennies into the
gift box, Karen Menwing took 00
the (*Beaton, followed by a hymn
and benedietion by June Govier.
Games were supervised by Mrs,
ile.r?P'e°hr:
On• a8th sixteen members Of
the Fireside Farm Forum met at
the home of Mr, and Mrs, Boo
Dalton, The diseusSion, was on fa-
mily farming, can it surviVo. The
first question was poorly worded.
.tarma regardless of size mast
have a large input of money, tile
and labor andmust produce or the
owner will be soon bankrupt. A
family farm is owned, occupied
and operated by the .farmer and
his family. (2) Should Tun,l'urb-
an migration be eneouraged or
discouraged. One group said no,
because there is BO 'AMU unem-
ployment in towns and 'cities. The
other .group differed. Sinee'mech-
anization 15 becoming common,
one man can do the work former-
ly done by several, Conditions
force many to leave the farm, In
OUT group there are many small
children. In a few years the farm
cannot support all and several
must go elsewhere to make a liv-
ing, Parents should help their
children gat an education, prepar-
ing them for an occupation, whe-
ther on farm or in town. (3) We
blien
evemory farmers are resour-
oenough to plan and change
BRODHAGEN
Miss Vicki Bennea'eIs, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Bari Bennewies
returned home atter being con-
fined to Stratford Hospital with
Pneumonia.
Mrs. Ivan Eickmeir and baby
son returned home from Stratford
Hospital.
Mrs. IAoyd Pushelburg and
baby son returned home ;from the
Seaforth Hospital.
Mrs. Fred Scherbarth of Detro-
it, Mrs. Dlwooil Smart of Windsor
with their mother, Mrs. John L.
Bennewies during the past week.
Mrs: Ernie Earth of Detroit,
spent the weekend at the same
home. Mrs. Bennewies returned
with them on ,Slinday.
Flowers adorned the altar and
chancel of St Peter's Lutheran
Church on Sunday from the fun-
eral of John L. Bennewies.
Mr. Reuben Hulick, caretaker
of the church. has made ice in the
church sheds, and the children
have been enjoying skating dur-
ing the past week,
Mr. Ralph Stemon, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John D. Siemon, met
with an accident with his car, and
is in Listowel Hospital with a
dislocated hip. .
After a disastrous fire which
gutted the interior•of the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Rueben Buuck, they
and their daughter Rose Dye are
staying at the home of Airs. W. L.
Querengesser and ,Carl has been
staying with Mr, and Mrs. -Man-
uel Bet:email and Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Diegel. They have been
guests of friends and neighbors
,for meals. Many people have been
helping with the cleaning up and
repairing of their home. _
Members of the Luther League
enjoyed bowling at Stratford on
Saturday evening.
Miss Audrey Maine Priestap ot
Mitchell has taken the position of
Organist at St. Peter's Lutheran
Church, Brodhagen.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Aitche-
son of Niagara 'Palls spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Rock.
The Luther League were guests
of Grace Lutheran Church, Wal-
ther League, IVIitchell, for a skat-
ing party on Sunday evening at
Mitchell Arena with lunch after-
wards at the Church.
Mr. Wayne Beuerman has tak-
en a job dn. London.
Relatives from here received
'word of the death of Andrew
'Schmidt, Kitchener, husband at
the former Adeline Diegel and
son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Louie
Diegel former residents of this
district. Mr. and 1VIrs. Henry B.
Diegel, Henry C. Diegel, Mrs. N.
Ahrens,
and Mrs. Norval Elliott
attended the .funeral in Kitchener
last Monday.
The program committee of the
Chamber of Commerce have been
busy having Bingos and Dances
in the Community Hail and they
have decorated the hall .beauti-
fully with hearts, cupids and
streamers for the Valentine sea-
son,
The Luther Lemma meeting
was held Sunday evening. "Praise
to the Lord' was sung. Donna
Scherbarth read scripture lesson.
Arthur Diegel took the offering,
and offered a mayor. Pastor Fis-
cher showed a film strip entitled,
"Ws your League". Sharon Prue -
ter, Donna Scherbarth and Clay-
ton Ahrens were the narrators.
A. skating party is planned for
Sunday, Feb. 14, in the ,ohurch
shed, A committee was elected to
provide soup afterward.
The 1,oll call was taken repeat-
ing a Confirmation verse. The
business closed by singing "Thy
.Lite was given for Me".
Ilveryone joined in playing a
few games, which included FrUit
Basket Upset and Dragon, A sing-
song was enjoyed with Donna
Scherbarth aceempanying. The
mooting closed with the Lord's
Prayer.
HULLETT
The Willing Helpers Mission
Band met in Burns Church on
Lugo - Dance
Brodhagen Community
Centre
Friday, Feb. 12
at 8.30 PM.
15 regular games - 810.00 each
2 special games - 50.00 each
1 special game - 100.00
Special Door Prizes
Admission 1.00'includes dance
Dance only 50c. Music Norris omit
Valentine Box Social Tuesday,
Feb. 16, Adm.: gents 01. Ladies
bring a box
Dancing to music by Clarettes
Dance Fri., Feb. 19th. Music .
by Ken Wilbee
THE SEAVORTII NEWS (Phone 84) Illursday, February 11, 1.100
their systems 10 raako or
themselves and family, We 'must
study markets, forecasts and out-
look in 203,11)' linos and be willing
to clemge plans to meet market
needs. Dirs..1-lugh Flynn invited
the group 'tor next meeting. Most
games, Mrs. Bob' Riley, MI.B. liUgh
Flynn; lone hands, Krs, Don Liu -
(Malian. George Carter; cons., 'Mrs.
G. Carter, James Jamieson. gylan'730D7 wnroosn°
Euchre - Dance
FRIDAY, FE,113. 19th
.Ini.sertterib cemmunity centre
Sponsored by sQarorth.
Musk by the Plaza Valley Boys.
EnChre starts at 8.30 pm,
AdMission 75e, Lunch provided
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