The Seaforth News, 1960-04-07, Page 5THD SI0APORTIX NEWS — Thursday, April 7, 1000
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Seaforth Lions Annual Spring
PAPER DRIVE
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Announcement.
DR. E. A. McMASTER HAS ANNOUNCED
HIS RETIREMENT FROM THE
PARTNERSHIP IN THE SEAFORTH CLINIC.
Take notice that all outstanding accounts
with the Seaforth Clinic must be paid by
May 31st, 1960
After this date the Seaforth Clinic
will continue to operate under the
partnership of Dr. P. L. Brady and
Dr. E. Markus
TOWN TOPICS
Mrs. Ed Smith spent the week-
end in Kltehener with her bri-
thel', Rev, Jack Zimmerman and
family, it being a family gather-
ing in shiner of thole mother, Sirs,
.1, Zimmerman of Milverton, on
her 851.11 birthday.
.\Ir, and Nit's. Charles Boyd of
McKillop who have spent rile win.
ter hi Florida, returned home on
lh•idtuy.
Word was received tine week of
the death In Viktoria, 13.C., of the
rather of Mrs. James Park, Oen,
Oro Street Mr. and Mrs. Park left
by air for Victoria to attend the
funeral.
Mr, and Mrs. Ross MacDonald
have Moved from near Loudon to
Dr. Stapleton's farm la Tucker-
snlltil.
BORN
Piing. -• Mr, and Mrs. W.H.
(Buzz) Finnigan are happy to
aunouuco the birth of a daughter
Erin Jane, a sister for Neil Mac-
kay, April 4, 1000, at Victoria
HosliitaL London
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Results of the 0.103. euchre on
Thursday evening wlere: ladies
first. Mrs. Mel Clarke; ladies lone
hands,' ,lip's, James Doig; eon.,
Miss Aunie McNichol, Men's first,
Charlie Reeves; lone haucls, Al.
best O'Reilly; cons., Mr, MeI.
Clarke.
LADIES' AID
The Ladies' Aid of First Presby-
terian Church heicl their Raster
meeting on Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Jeau Scott presided and Mrs.
Wallace Ross read a poem "Leg-
end of Easter Violets". The hymns
for the meeting were chosen by
Sirs. ,T,' A. Munn and Mrs. Daviel
Wilson. An excellent treasurer's
report was react by Mrs. Butt. A
minute's silence was observed in
memory of the late Mrs. Robert
Smith who was a faithful member
Tor many years. Mrs. P. Kling
sang a lovely solo " 'Neath the
old Olive Trees” accompanied by
Mrs. Geddes. The speaker was
Mrs. Jack Thompsou, who brought
an Easter Message "The Story of
the scarred I•Lands", After repeat-
ing the Lord's Prayer in unison,
a social time was enjoyed In
charge of the Andrews-Ross-Smale
Group.
WALTON
Mr, and Mrs. H. Rutledge ants
family of London spent the week
end with relatives.
Miss Olene Dundas of Toronto
visited at her home over the week
end.
lir..and NIrs, Neil Reicl, Dennis
and Eric of Toronto visited with
Mr. and Mrs. George Dundas for
a few- days.
Mr. and Its. David Siloldice,
Mrs. Graham Sholdice, Mrs. W.
R. Slioldtce and Mrs. Ian Wilbee
attended the funeral of the late
Mrs. Kenneth Fleming at 'lldlver-
tou on Tuesday. Mrs. Fleming was
the former Ethel Margaret Mose,
daughter of lir. and Mrs, Thomas
Mose, former residents of Walton.
Lost Ileir winners on Friday
night were; High, Jean Walters,
Jim Smith; low, Larry Bolger,
Bob Humphries. Euchre, High,
Tennie Dennis, R. Achilles; low,
Ruth Ritchie. Harvey Craig.
Reeve W. H. Merritt and Mrs -
Merritt of Blyth were honored at
a dinner Tarty Saturday evening
at the home of of their slaughter,
Mrs. Maurice Bean and lir. Bean,
a mile and a quarter east of Au-
burn, celebrating the 40th wed-
ding anniversary of Reeve and
lira, Mon'itt. Covers were laid
for 26 guests who were from Nia-
gara Falls, Loudon, Clinton, Sea-
ancing
Brodhageu and District
Community Centre
Friday, April 8
Desjardine's Orchestra
Admission 75c
There toiil be no Glance on
Good Friday
Dance April 22. Desjardine's
Last in Series
.Euchre • Dance
Constance Hall
Friday, April 8
8.45
Sponsored by C. 0. F
Lunch provided
Admission. 50e
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forth, Walton, Auburn and Blyth.
\lrs. Merritt was formerly (Part.
ludo Marshall o1' Wilton. They
have lived in Myth for the pant
01) years. Mr. Merritt ic now serv-
ing Iris 10th year tis reeve. of 1110
vdllago. They have two dauglttore,
Mrs, Maurits, (Maureen) Mean,
Auburn; anti Mrs. Brook (Janis)
\'oiiden, Niagara Palle, Out.
There Is 0110 grandson, Dana
Mean. Mr. and Mrs, Merritt re.
ceived many gifts, Assisting In
serving' were Ml's. Lawrence
Piaetzee anal :Llys. IKenneth Mc-
Dougall.
Mldb. IiENNJTII FLIEMING
Mrs, Kenneth Fleming, 40, of
Milverton, died Saturday at Vic-
toria hospital, London. She was
the former Ethel Margaret Mose,
and was born Feb- 8, 1920, at
Walton. She moved with her par-
ents, ATr, anti Mrs, Thomas Mose,
to Guelph Junction in 1924, and
to Milverton lo 1927. On October
4, 1941, .she married Kenneth
Fleming, and they farmed on the
Fleming homestead at Poole, be-
fore moving to Milverton In 1047,
She was a member of St. Paul's
United Church and sof the Milver-
ton Rebekah Lodge. She is surviv-
ed by her husband and her par-
ents, l8ilve+ton; a son. Wayne,
13, at home; one sister, Mrs, Ross
(tuella) Groep, Milverton. The
body rested at the McMane tuner.
al hone, Milverton, where a pr1-
vate service was conducted Tues-
day. Rev. Dr. Harold Wright of
St. Paul's Church officiated. Bar -
a was n teenw o. 7,
Milverton.
CROMARTY
Mr, William Patrick of Wyom-
Ing, visited with friends in the
community last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Laing,
Lorraine and David, visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Don-
ald Riehl of Sebrdngville.
Mrs, J. Beer of Mitchell visited
with her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. .and Mrs. Robert Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cadick,
Sharon and Donald, and Ursula
Grutner et Sarnia spent the week
enol at the home of Mr, and Ma's,
John Wallace,
Mr. Harry Norris and Mr, Rob-
ert Norris were guests at the
Bears -Norris wedding at the Un-
ited Church, Munro, on Saturday.
The skating carnival which was
held at Mitchell on Saturday
night was well attended by people
from this community. Miss Marg-
aret Wallace and sister Debbie,
and Connie Sorsclahl were among
the performers. The Wallaces
and Sorsdahls were guests at the
carnival party on Monday night
at the Mitchell skating rink.
Sunday School re -opened on
Sunday with an attendance of 61.
A gathering of the Dalrymple
and Mahady connection met at
the home of :17h', and Mrs. Nelson
Howe on Friday night when a
miscellaneous shower was pres-
ented to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wilds. The program consisted of
a reading by Mrs. A. Hey, atop
dancing by Mr. Bill Dalrymple
and violin and piano music by
Nelson Howe and daughter Mild-
red. A film strip was shown by
Mr, Murray Dalrymple. The ad-
dress was read by Miss Margaret
Iloggarth. Lunch and a social
time were enjoyed by 01.
Miss Margaret Ann Wallace
was successful in passing a figure
skating test at Wiugham on Sat-
urday.
BRODHAGEN
Mrs. Glias. Ahrens, Mr, Donald
Ahrens and lfr. Wilfred Ahrens
with Mr. Geo. Wesenberg, Brus-
sels, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe in
Kitchener recently with Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Wolfe and Mr.
and Mrs. John Hinz. Marcel Wolfe
returning home with them after
a week's holidays.
:virs. Kate is now residing
at the Riverside (test. Motile,
cdloll,
Miss Beverley Sholdieo took
part in the Mliehel1 Figure Skat-
ing Carnival un Saturday even-
ing, she Irl:. I11s0 a contestant Ile
the Rural Girls Vocal Selo class
10 years and under at the Kiwanio
Manic, Festival, Stratford, in
which she stand .,alt in a gess of
15 with 81 manes. Miss Audrey
Priestap was her accompanist.
Baskets of flowers were In the
chancel of St Meter's Lutheran
('lturrll on Sunday from the fun.
eral of Mrs. Mora Diegel, also a
elta'Ysautllenlunt plaint in mem-
ory of Ilarry Beuermann who
passed away 6 years ago April 3,
placed by his wife and family,
Mr, ants Mrs. Russell Shodiee
received word cif the death of
their niece, Mm. Kenneth Flem-
ing (Ethel Mose) 40, Milverton.
They attended the funeral on
Wednesday.
Mr. and MIs. Jack Herald, lir,
and Mrs. lO1ietael Connelly, Se-
bringville with Mr. 'and Mrs. L.
Wolfe recently.
A number from here atteucfecl
the Mitchell Figure Skating Car-
nival on Saturday evening.
A class of seven girls and boys
hacl public examination of the
cateehumival instruction they re-
ceived from Pastor 10, J. Fischer
during the Fail and Winter
months, at St. Peter's Lutheran
Church on Sunday morning. One
boy David Priestap, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Priestap was absent on
account of illness. Other members
of the cease are: Cheryl Diane
Wardell daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Wardell; Phyllis Louise
Ilinz, daughter of me. and Mrs.
Albert Hinz; Diane Lynn Heuer -
mann, daughter or Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Bette -mann; Carol Diane
Mogk, slaughter cf Mr, and Mrs.
Gordon Mogk; Sandra May Ben-
newies, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Wm. Bennewies Jr.; Donald Har-
old Beuermann, son of Mr. .and
Mrs. Geo, Beuermann; Barry ;John
Dietz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Dietz. Two bouquets of spring
flowers were placed on the altar
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met in the quarto basement hast
Tuesday everting, Mr. and MI's.
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Hinz, and Ma's, Ralph 1liclis were
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Mr. and firs. Wm. Diogel in Se-
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Ile. and Mrs. Lawrouee llayttham,
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