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The Seaforth News, 1961-06-01, Page 5it THU SEAFQRTH Nlal't'S — Thursd , Tune 1, 1981. S"n'Tnj,SSUPERIOR Food Market CATELLI COOKED -�PA T HET S G I2 28. oz tins 49c MAXWELL HOUSEppcct� INSTANT COFFEE 6 oz jar 8JC LIBBY'S DEEP BROWN 9r7 BEANS 2 20 -oz tins 1 C -, York Bread and Butter A PICKLES 2 16 -oz jars 49c NATURES BEST CHOICE PEAS 3 10 -oz tins 4311,... iC HUNTS 29c TOMATO JUICE 48 -oz tin GLOBE DESSERT � PEARS 2 15 -oz tins e.)(' WE DELIVER HENSALL Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McNaught- on and family of Toronto were weekend visitors with the form- er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McNaughton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watcher of London and Mr. L. Geddes of Wingham visited over the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wonnacott and family. Girl Guides of Huron Division held a very successful Field Day in Hensall on Saturday, May 27. 208 Guides - and 22 leaders from 12 Companies, led by the Exeter -..„,,=pipe band( paraded to the Com- munity Park. Division Commis- sioner, Miss TJna MacDonald, took the salute. Competition for the Divisioncup, which was won by the let Goderieh Co., was bas- ed on marching, uniform, and ceremonials. Second place was also won by a Goderieh Company. Games, a box lunch supper and campfire completed the day's activities. The Hensall Girl Guide Association provided dessert and drinks for the supper. EUCHRE In Orange Hall FRIDAY, JUNE 2 Auspices Orange Hall Property Committee, Lunch Served Admission 40c Brampton Sixth Generation, Excellent Superior Sire. He has 33 daughters averaging 9266 lbs milk; 485 lbs fat; for an average test of 5.24% Mature Equivalent 33 daughters aver- age score 87.5% BCA 128.119. Selling for $5 a share in the use of the outstanding sire and many more of all breeds, This is not a once -a -year business promotion. It is a service available to you year round at cost, The $5.00 membership fee entitles you to: A Selection of Sires Trained Technician Service Free Veterinary Service Breeding Fee Discounts Join the: Waterloo Cattle Breeding As'n "Where Better Bulls Are Used" For service or moreinformation contact: Clinton HU 2.3441 or for long distance oall Clinton Zenith 9-5650 or Seaforth 96 Between: •7:30 and 9:30 a.rn, week days • 6:00 and 8:00 p,m. Saturday evenings 1960 CHEVROLET -SEDAN 1959 FORD COACH, A.T. and R. 1959 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1958 FORD SEDAN, Radio, A.T. 1957 FORD SEDAN, A.T. 1955 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON 1952 FORD SEDAN NO REASONABLE O +r ilR REFUSED Seaforth Motors ChevroletOldsmobile Sales MIMITCHELLPhone G. Fawm 186 Ph one 541H TOWN TOPICS Mr, and Mrs, liachhorn were in Kitebener on Sunday owing to the serious illness of his mother, Mr, and Mrs. L, Smith of, An - caster spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Kling, Mrs, W. M, Hart is a patient in St, Joseph's Hospital, London. Mrs. Rae McCallum Beilview, Minnesota; Mrs, Margaret Foley, Toledo, Kansas, were visiting their aunts Miss Isabel McClure and Mrs, 'Mar'garet'Broadfoot and other relatives in McKillop last week. Mi', Jack McClure, son of James McClure is a patient in Scott Memorial Hospital. Rey, J. Cliff Britton and Mr. Sam Scott, as Lay Delegate, will e attending the sessions of Lou- don Conference to be held in Central United Church, Wood- stock, this week, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rendle and daughter of Brantford called on Mr. Wm. Britton at the .parson- age on Saturday. Mrs. Rendle is Mr, Britton'sgranddaughter, and her daughter, Deborah Ann, is Mr. Britton's eighth great grand- child. STAFFA Gerald Scott and Bobby Tem- pleman attended the "Livestock Judging Competition" at the Mitchell Fairgrounds on Saturday May 27th. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duncan and family, Kirkton, visited on Fri- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and family. Mr, and Mrs, Alvin Cole and fancily, Cromarty, visited on,Sun- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman and family, Mrs. Samuel Norris, Patti and Eric and Miss Bonnie Barker, of Logan, visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Breit and Richard in Port Credit. Mrs, Ernest Templeman and Mr, itnd Mrs. John Templeman and family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Annis and. family in Mitchell. WALTON The members of the Walton W. I, held their May meeting in the Community Hall on Thursday evening May 25th. Mrs. J. Nolan presided opening the meeting with the Institute Ode, Mary Stewart Colleot, and 0 . Canada with Mrs. Jack Bryans at the piano. The .minutes were read and approved, •Mrs. Wm. Humph- ries gave the Treasurer's report showing a balance on hand of $80.19. The display for Brussels Fall Fair was discussed and it was decided we enter this dis- play. Committee: Mrs. Gerald Watson, Mrs. Ralph Travis, Mrs. Gordon McGavin, Mrs. Wm. Tha- mer and Mrs. T. Dundas. A bus trip to Niagara was planned for June 5 or 6 with Mrs. Glen Cor- lett, Mrs. Nelson Reid, Mrs. Ed. Miller and Mrs. Doug Ennis as conveners. Each member will be asked to pay $1.00 down when they give their name to go on the trip. Arrangements were . made to hold a Garden Party in the hall June 28th. A program will follow the supper with Mrs. Ron Ben- nett and Mrs. R. Barrows in charge, Supper committee, Mrs. Ken McDonald, Mrs. Donald Bu- chanan, Mrs. Herb Travis, Mrs. Roy Williamson and Mrs. H. Bol- ger, The Seaforth and Londeaboro Women's Institutes will be invit- ed as guests to the July meeting. Mrs. Geo. Williamson and Mrs. Roy Williamson were co -conven- ers for Canadian Industries. 31 members answered the roll call to "A new Canadian Industry and its source." Mrs. R. William. son gave the motto "Every time you help someone up the ladder, you are nearer the top yourself". Mrs. Geo. Williamson introduc- ed the two guest speakers, Mrs. J. Brewer from Brussels, who showed us some lovely articles she had made from popsicle sticks. She showed us how some of the articles were made and Ensiled a bun dish before lunch. She very generously gave a bun basket to the lucky teacup hold- er, Mrs. Ken McDonald. Mrs. D. A. Rann had four beau- tiful paintings with her and told us something of the work and pleasure involved in painting. Mrs. Roy Williamson thanked. the two ladies and presented them each with a gift. The girls of the 4-11 Homemak- ing Club modelled the dresses they had made and put on a short skit that they had used for ach- ievement Day. Mrs. Herb Travis and Mrs. Em- erson Mitchell rendered a lovely duet accompanied by Mrs, 'Jack Bryans and Miss Eileen William- son gave a piano instrumental. The meeting closed with "The Queen" and lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. W. E. Turn- bull, Mrs, J. Van Vliet Jr., Mrs, Les Oliver, Mrs. W. J. Turnbull and Mrs. Alvin McDonald. Y. P. U. Service The Young People's Union of LAKEVIEW. CASINO Grand Bend DANCING SATURDAYS.. LIONEL THORNTON and his Casa Royal Orchestra Duff's United Church held their annual anniversary last Sunday, morning, Mr, Hill Uhler, presi- dent, conducted the service with Mr,Brian 1 i Travis, 1 n avis Mss Arlene l Wiliamson and Mr, Toni Love assisting. Tho ,choir composed of Young People rendered two an- thems under the leadership of Miss Eileen Williamson, Rev, W, M, Thomas addressed the Young People, taking . for his theme "While It Is Day". Collectors were Herb Kirkby, Jerry Achilles and Ronald Uhler, e Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Ennis and Miss Ruth Ennis of Kitchen• er attended the spring convoca•- tion at the University of Western Ontario, London, on Friday, May 26 when Ronald -Ennis received his Bachelor of, -Arte Degree in Honors Mathematics,' Mr. and Mrs. Graham Sholdice, Butch and Rickey of Cookeville event the weekend with Mr, and Mrs, David 'Sholdice, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hollinger and Marie, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hollinger of Fruitland attended the funeral of Mrs. Hollinger's mother, Mrs. Charles. Pollard at the D, A. Rann funeral home last Friday afternoon. Mr: and Mrs. Jack Moliwain of Seaforth visited with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hackwell on Sunday. Miss Dina Wey visited with Mr, and Mrs, Don Gray, Stratford last week. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Murray and daughter of London with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dundas, the latter being their granddaughter. Mrs, Gordon McGavin spent last week with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. John MoGavin, Owen Sound, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nelson and son Robert of Vancouver B.C. were recent guests at the home of Mrs. Nelson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watson and brother, Mr. Gerald Watson, Mrs, Watson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McCall and Mr. and Mrs. James McDon- ald attended a birthday dinner at Toronto on Sunday honoring Mrs. Robert Douglas of Guelph, who is a cousin of Mrs. McCall and Mr's. McDonald. The cele- bration was held at the home of. Mr. and Mrs, Robbie Robertson who Is also a cousin. Mr. David Kirkby of London visited with friends over the weekend. Shirley Williamson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy' Williamson had the misfortune to fracture her left leg recently, and Susan Humphries, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Humphries injured her left arm which necessitated a cast. Dr. Glen Oliver and friend of London were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Oliver. The ladies of the Walton W.I. are planning a bus trip to Nia- gara Falls and Hamilton on Mon- day, June 5th. Conveners for the bus trip, Mrs, Glen Corlett, Mrs. Nelson Reid, Mrs. Ed. Miller and Mrs, D. Ennis. Mr. Herb Kirkby of Woodstock, spent the weekend with his fa- ther Ms. Frank Kirkby_ Miss Claire Hackweli of Lon- don spent the weekend with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Hackwell. Miss Catharine Buchanan, stu- dent nurse at St. Marys Hospital, Kitchener visited with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, Donald Buch- anan. About 25 ladies -from Duff's Un- ited Church attended a meeting in Brussels United Church last Wednesday evening to get infor- mation regarding the new Wo- men's Organization which comes into effect in 1962. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Sholdice of Port Credit visited with Mr. and Mrs. ' James McDonald on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ryan and Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Ryan attend- ed the Graduation in Ridgetown last week. Ken Ryan, son of Mr, and Mrs. Joe Ryan was one of the graduates. He attended Sea - forth District High School and St. Jerome's in Kitchener, and took a 2 -year course at W.O.A.S. in Ridgetown. Won top honours in the Ontario Credit Union Es- say Contest. He was active in year book Glee .Club and Stu- dents' Council. He is now on the staff of Beaver Lumber Ltd., at Merlin, as a management trainee. At the regular morning service of Duffs' United Church, Sunday, June 4th, 11:30 a.m., articles do- nated for use in the Church by the Williamson family in memory of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas William- son, will be dedicated by the pastor, Rev. M. Thomas. TUCKERSMITH The Tuckersmith Ladies' Club will hold their June meeting at the home of Mrs, Bert Garrett, Clinton, on Wednesday evening, June 7th at 8:30. The roll call to he answered by . "Where you would like to spend your vaca- tion", Lunch to be served by group 3 with Mrs, Don Crich as convenor. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. R. Pepper of Tuckersmith were pleasantly sur- prised on Friday evening May 26 when relatives gathered at their home to celebrate their 25th Wed- ding Anniversary. The evening was spent playing cards, Jack McEwing read an address and Mervyn Pepper and Alex McEw- ing made the presentation of sev- eral beautiful gifts. A dainty I' lunch was served by Misses San- dra Doig, Noreen McEwing, Mar- lene and Carol Pepper On Saturday evening May 27, neighbors and friends held a stir- f prise party at their home and en- joyed a few games of cards, Mrs, Frank Walters in a few well cho- sen words extended good wishes and Mrs, Win. Rogerson present- ed a chenille bedspread on be- half of those present. A bounte- ous lunch was served by the la- dies. SRODHAGEN. Master Richard Loonhardt won Rlrst prize in -the Soap Box Der- by, Rural, in Mitchell on the Vic- toria Day holiday, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rook tole• Meted their 60th wedding anni- versary on Tuesday with a din- ner for the immediate family in the basement of St, Peter's Luth- eran .Church and a 'reception in the Community Hall in the even- ing. Mrs. Rock is 82 andMr, Reek 87, Their daughter and son- in-law Mr. and Mrs, Edward Ahr- ens of ER 4, Mitchell, celebrated their 25th anniversary on the same day, They have a family of two sons and three daughters: Fred, Kitchener; Martin, RR 1, Bornholm; Mrs. Dan Fischer' (Emma) and Mrs. Wm. Siemon (Hilda) RR 1, Bornholm and Mrs, Edward Ahrens (Frieda) RR 4, Mitchell, One daughter (Martha) Mrs. Henry Hinz, predeceased them, The Dublin Bowling Club held a banquet and social evening at the Community Hall here Satur- day evening. Mrs. Eli Rapien is confined to Stratford Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Simmons of Toronto with Mr. and Mrs, Wm. S. Riehl, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Scirerbarth of Detroit with her mother Mrs. 3, L. Bennewies. Mr. and Mrs. Russell .Sholdice accompanied Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Jermyn of Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs, Alf Francis of Monkton to Lions Convention in Kingston. Mrs, Norman Rode of Detroit is visiting with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ed Prueter, Mrs, Lydia Querengesser, Mrs. Frank Swigger and Mrs, Freeman Spenser of Detroit with Mrs. W. L. Querengesser and other rela- tives. Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Messers- chmidt and Arline, Ruth Mary Bone, Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bennewies and other rel- atives. Mrs. Laverne Wolfe spent sev- eral days with her mother, Mrs. John Hinz Sr., Sebringville. Flowers adorned the Altar of St, Peter's Lutheran Church at Brodhagen on Sunday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rock's Dia- mond Anniversary this week. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grove of Detroit with Mrs. Elizabeth Rock for the weekend. HENSA LL Trousseau Tea Mrs. Lorne Chapman entertain- ed at a trousseau tea on Satur- day in honor of her daughter Gwen, bride -elect of this week. Receiving the guests with Mrs. Chapman and Gwen was Mrs. A, 1VIacGregor, mother of the groom - elect, Miss Marion Schroeder of Hensall and Miss Susan Smith of Clinton were in charge of the register. The dining -room and. tea table were prettily arranged with spring flowers. Mrs. E. Ellis of Clinton, grandmother of the bride -elect, and Mrs. Edna Cor- bett, Exeter, grandmother of the groom -elect, poured tea. Serving in dining -room were Mrs. Robert Chaffe, Mitchell, Miss Patsy Jones, Hensall; Miss Vera Tin- ney, Exeter; 14liss Dorothy Park- er, Hensall; Miss Marion Bell, of London; and hiss Connie Smith, Clinton. They were assisted by 11Irs. Jon DeLoge,-Sarnia, daught- er of Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Roy Connel, Clinton, and Mrs. Ida Jackson, Hensall. Displaying the bride's gifts was Miss Mary Ann Rennie, of London, assisted by Miss Sandy Cowley of London. The bride's trousseau was dis- played by Miss Pauline DesJar- dine, London, and Mrs. Geo. Par- ker, Hensall, Shower gifts were displayed by Miss Geraldine Parker, Lon- don, and Miss Sharon Jackson, of London. Complimenting Miss Gwen Chapman, bride -elect of this week, showers were arranged by friends in Hensall and London. Mrs. George Parker entertained at her home when a number of friends of the bride -elect from Hensall and London attended, The evening was spent in bingo games after which a mock wed- ding was staged by Mrs, John Ba- ker, Mrs. Grant MacGregor, Mrs. Wm, Baker, Mrs. George Parker and Mrs. Murray Baker. The bride -elect was seated in a decor- ated chair and presented with an end table and floral table centre. Mrs. George Parker read the ad- dress and Mrs. Murray Baker made the presentation. Refresh- ments were served, The shower was arranged by Mrs. Parker as- sisted by Mrs. John Baker, Mrs. Wm. Baker, Mrs Murray Baker and Mrs. Grant MacGregor, A miscellaneous shower was held in the school room of the Hensall United Church when friends and neighbours of S.S. 10 Hay, honored the bride -elect. The room was beautifully decorated with spring flowers, white wed- ding bells and pink and white streamers. The bride -elect re- ceived many beautiful miscellan- eous gifts and was assisted by Mrs. Harvey Stringer, Exet- er, and Miss Judy Elder. Miss Vera Pinney, Exeter, read the ad dress. The event was arranged by Mrs. Albert Shirray, Mrs. Ken Elder, Mrs. Alex Munn and Mrs, Harold Elder. Girl friends of Miss Chapman presented her with a miscellan- eous shower at her apartment in London, which was beautifully decorated in mauve and white. Contests were e n j o y e d, after which the bride -elect was pre- sented with a shower of beauti- ul gifts, Arranging the event v c- ere Misses Mary Ann Rennie Sharon Jackson, Vicki Wilkinson, Pauline DesJardine, Sandy Cow- ley. Mr, and Mrs. Joe DeLoge of Sarnia visited on Saturday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Chapman. Mr, and Mrs, Eddy Petzke of New Ilaucbarg were recent visit- ors with their son•iniawand daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Smith, Ml', and Mrs, Charles Westaway of Hamilton were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chap• man and fancily, Rev. Fred H. Cromoy of Kin- cardine conducted anniversary services in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday, The choir was assisted at the morning service by the Junior Choir, which sang "Softly and Tenderly", The choir sang the anthem "3 will pray Thee Father", At the evening service Mrs. William Brown and Mrs, AIR Scholl sang a duet en- titled "The Lord's Prayer" (1VIa- lotto) and the choir sang the anthem. 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