The Seaforth News, 1944-06-29, Page 4THE;i
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Snowdon Bros., Publishers
WALTON
Miss Betty Lou Kirkby, London
is visiting with her grandparents,
Mr: and Mrs. Herbert Kirkby,
On Thursday ovenina, June 22
members of S.S. No. 11, with Mem-
bers of the community, gathered in
the Sunday School roost of Dull
United Church to honour Mr. Clar-
ence Grainger who has been school
teacher for three yaws. A short pro-
gram by the pupils of the school un-
der the chairmanship of Mr. Roy
Bennett was.enjoyed. Then Mr, Ben-
nett called Mr. Grainger to the front
where Rev. R. G. Hazlewood read an
address while two of the school girls
Doris Johnston and June "Rockwell,
presented Mr. Grainger with a clock
and Mr. Robert Patterson on behalf
tl.eelling case Mr. Grainger niarle
t -,•rt fitting reply. After the pres-
•'a ii lunch teas seft'eel by the
t
ladies ti
the
school section, The
ad
ht;
r .n ilfr 11 ngi . We your friends of
•I' y,11 iSeelion and f community are Bath -
d h I ;his evening I r an micasiml wwhiclr •
r has fn be, for it means that We
} r ,: l.. you from our midst, but We re -
Joke with yoll in whit' promotion to a better
)3,• t
Yoor Yourtie. nee in 010 - eomman{ty
I th _ pat feel - ears has menet a good
deal to us. Your influence has not beencon-
tined 'within the walls of a school building
nor halve ,out' labors been limited only to
the work of the school; we have found, you
always willing " and eager to help in com-
wombU and church prejecta, in fact in many
instances you have been the originator of
anfefprises which hive been a blessing to ss.
),Vr shall indeed sties you. Llthe new cont-
nulnity to which which you are going we
hope that you may .have every happiness and
lvees0. We .ask only that sometimes yeti
11.1Y think of us 05 we shall always keep the
memory of you end your deeds in out'
h .are.. That the memory of the people here
•he ever before you. we offer these Ink -
of the section presented him with a ens of ear friendahlp es a small oxpl�esslmr
LETS GO
TO
s
FORTH
Saturday, Dominion Day
AT LIONS PARK
—3 P.M. SPORTS EVENTS FOR CHILDREN
— 4 P.M. "SOFT BALL" ALL STAR TEAMS
Bring your basket and picnic at the Park
AT VICTORIA PARK, 8.30 P.M., TO 11.45 P.M.
NIGHT CARNIVAL
All the Gaines you like to play including "BINGO"
TREE AD:NIISSION TO THE PARKS, AND FREE
PARKING SPACE FOR CARS
5,45 P.M. TO 11.45 P.M.
DANC ING
At The Seaforth Armories
Complete Programme of Music, afternoon and night, by the
Seaforth Highlanders Band — E. H. Close, Conductor
The Lucky Tickets for the Stewart Warner Radio and the Kenwood
Blanket will be drawn at 11.30 p.m. at Victoria Park
SOMETHING DOING EVERY MINUTE "LET'S GO"
—In Case of Rain, Carnival Will Be Held in Cardno's Hall —
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
BRODI-IAGEN
to
Mr. Diegel returned
tl Joh i
i G. a
his homo in North Bal after visiting
of our appreciation for your help among us
it.tate past and our hope .for your 41 e ter.
happiness in the future Signed on behalf of
S.S. No. 11 Roy Bennett.
bL mal Mea Win, Sllbm. of Stratford
visited at the home of hIr•. and Mrs. John
Rohrer last .week,
41rs.. David Watson was visiting at the
hone or bet. ,011 mrd daughter-in-law, Mr.
and 11rs. John Watson. MolIl lion.
Mr. iind Mrs. t„ E. Pollard and daughter,
Yvonne, anent the week. end In l-Iamiltoi.
Mrs. Forbes has been visiting her brother
3dutlett.. - -
HULLETT
The regular sleeting of Burns W.M.S, was
held at the home of Mrs. Bert Allen with
the president, NL's. Shepherd, in the chair.
Psalm 46 viae mead by Mrs. Frank McGregor
for the Scripture lesson, and the hymn "God
Save the People" ivas read as a prayer by
Mr's. Shepherd. Thirty members answered the
roll call. 'During the business period the cap-
tains of the copper contest.
Mrs. .Taylor and. Mrs. Shepherdreported
their receipts, Mrs. Taylor's group :winning.
Group 8 then took charge of the meeting un-
der the leadership of Mrs. Wesley Roe.. The
chapter 03' the study book. "The Soy of;work
skillfully done." was given by Mrs, Roe and
inembers of her grout. A solo by Mrs.'Geo.
Watt was enjoyed. Mrs. Menzies closed the
sleeting with prayer.
with his parents and other telatnes
for t Week. Mrs. Louise Ilinz accom-
panied him, to North Bay to visit.
Mts. Henry Querengesscr of Ed-
monton, Alberta, with .her Sister,
Mrs, Louie Hillebrecht, and inotller,
Mrs. G'ordner,
Mrs. Henry Schmidt of Stratford
withMr. and ilirs, John G. IIinz on.
Sa nd.
Mrvo,y, and Ml's. Don -Markle of
Woodstock with Mr. and Mrs. I3ai'-
old Diegel.
Mrs. Elizabeth. Mor'enz of, Kitch-
enet with Mr. Jack Prueter.
The Brodhagen Band played at
Alonkton' park on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Fred Dietz who has been
confined to Seaforth hospital for al -
"most four months with a fractured
hip, leas been removed to the home
of her daughter, Mrs, Henry Benn-
ewies in McKillop.
A picnic was held at St. Peter's
Lutheran Church on Thursday, June
NOTICE
On account of labor becoming increasingly difficult.
to secure, we have found it absolutely necessary to dis-
continue deliveries after June 30th, 1944. We ask your co-
operation in this matter so that in these difficult ties we
ma -y be able to service your requirements in the best
possible manner.
CHRISTIE'S WHYTE'S
MEAT MARKET BUTCHER SHOP
Attention Poultry Raisers
We still have a few Mixed Barred Rock, and White Leghorn Pullets,
for sale. These chicks are started chicks.
This is your last chance for the season, so hurry.
Moore's Poultry Farm
SEAFORTH, ONT.
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Yes. we need your help::: and need it badly:
��pThis is the biggest job we hive ever
S it tackled ! Everything depends upon Victory:
o00 Canada's Army needs volunteers NOW:
G And, that means you and you and you!
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WEAR IT ON YOUR ARIS
Wear Canada's Badge of Honour on your
arm. You'll be proud of it; so will your
friends.
Every :nen who is able has got to do, his bit!
Maybe you don't think this means you s s
that it's a job for the other fellow:
If you do, you're Wrong. It's your war; too
s i s a war for every man who h a man a:
for everyone who has a stake in Canada:-
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Yes; this means you all right and we steed
you now for the months of'lute:asiye resin
ing to make you, fighting -fin We did it
before and we cad do it ague s ::bet as
need your help.,
VOI6WTEER W'D.4Y
.JOIN THE CANADIAN ARMY
FOR OVERSEAS SERVICE
THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1944
--NOW PLAYING THURS.,FRI. SAT.
Fred MacMurray
Paulette Goddard
There's laughing room only in—
"Standing Room Only"
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MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY:
Double Bill — Second Show Starts 8.45
Barbara Stanwyck Joel McCreat. A story you'll live with!
"BANJO ON MY KNEE"OLD CHICAGO"
Tyrone Power Alice Faye Don Ameche "IN
Itt back a picture of mighty entertainment_
Brought 1
Frida , Saturday — Double Bill
Next Thursday, Y, ,,
Chester Morris Nancy Kelly 'TORNADO
Jimmy Lydon "HENRY ALDRICH PLAYS CUPID".
Coming — "Passage to Marseille"
evening 7.30. Matinee each Sat. & holiday 2,30
First show starts each g
22nd for all members 7Q years and field on Sunday, the occasion being
over. Twenty-two were present. This Mrs.'Howald's eighty-ninth birthday.
was sponsored by the Ladies' Aid, of Rev. Cooke of Granton preached
the church. The devotional part was two veryfine sermons at anniversary
conducted by Rev. Schultz followed services in this church on, Sunday,
by a program, community singing, a The music at the morning service
play, "Ice Cream Sociable," by Mrs. was given by the children of the
Aug. Hoppenroth, Mrs. Fred Fisch- Sunday School and 'in the evening by
er, 1VIrs. John Vocic, Mrs. John W. the regular choir,
Mogk. Several duets by Mrs. Phillip
Rock and Mrs. Christ. Leonhardt:
reading by Mrs. Jpe Smith; piano
selections, Eva Schultz; song, Sun-
bonnet Sally and Overall Jim, by
Arlene Diegel and Gary Sholdice; a
play, "Strike Out My Name, by
Mrs. John Amstein, Mrs. Manuel
Beuerniann, Mrs. George Mogk,
Mrs. Russell Sholdice. A delicious
supper was served in the basement,
each guest wearing a corsage of
roses.
Open air band concert by Brod-
hagen Band Sunday evening.
Diegel reunion to be held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stein-
bach, Saturday, July 1st.
Mr. and Mrs. John Amstein re-
ceived word that their nephew, Nor-
man Amstein, air gunner of the
RCAF., is reported missing over-
seas. He is the only son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Amstein of Kitchener, for-
merly of Brodhagen, where he was
born.
STANLEY
The reunion of the Penhale, Snow-
den and Westlake families was held
on Saturday, June 24th at Grand
Bend. which was attended by sixty-
two members from Bayfield, Varna,
. Zurich, Exeter, London and St.
Thomas. The oldest lady present
I
was Mrs. T. Snowden, Zurich, and
the oldest man was Mr. R. H. Pen -
hale, St. Thomas. The youngest girl
was Mary Grainger and' Robert
Westlake was the youngest boy. Mr,
I Milton Pollock was holder of the
'.lucky ticket. The officers for 1945
are: President, Mr. Donald Begg, St.
Thomas; vice pres„ Mr. Edwin Hob-
son, St. Thomas; sec.-treas., Mary
Snowden, Zurich. The following
are the sports: Oranges were given
. to all children under five; girls 10
and under, Betty Jean Talbot, Bay-
; field; boys, 10 and under, Clifford
Penhale, Exeter; girls, 14 and und-
' er, Gloria Westlake, Bayfield; girls,
14 and under, Louis Ducharme, Bay-
field; young ladies' race, Gloria
i Westlake, Bayfield: young Wren's
race, Fraser Sterling, Bayfield; slip -
Per fare, Gloria Westlake, Bayfield;
Louis Ducharme, Bayfield; men':
clothes race, Asa Penhale, Exeter;
ladies' clothes race, Susie Pollock,
Varna; men stepping off 4 rods, Har -
I old Penhale, Bayfield, The picnic
next year is to be held at Spring -
hank Park the last Saturday of
June.
I 1r. and Mrs. Geo, Anderson and
family spent the week end at Hamil-
1 ton visiting M1. and Mrs. Ed. Low-
den,
Mr, Ralph Stephenson left this
week for Pilot Mound, Man., to
spend some time with his daughters
I lairs. Wes Cockerline and Mrs. David
I Johnston, and his sister, Mrs: Alice
IArmstrong.
Rev. Miss Reba Hern left this
week on her vacation. She goes to
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Sault Ste. Marie to visit her parents,
and then intends taking a trip to the
i coast,
Born, in Zurich on Sunday, June
25th, to Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Hay-
, ter of Babylon line, Stanley, a song
CONSTANCE
Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Adams of
L.ondesboro, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. James Wat-
son and slaughters of Walton spent
Sunday afternoon at the hone of
I Mr and Mrs. Charles Dexter, after
attending the anniversary services
in Constance United Church Sunday
morning,
I Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yungblut and
Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Walden were
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
;Jewitt Sunday afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs, Reuben Jewitt of
Kincaid, Sask,, spent the week end
at the home of Mr: and Mrs, Wm,
I Jewitt.
Guests on Sunday at the home of
I Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Rogerson were
Mrs. Rogerson of Clinton, Mrs, Ella
Armstrong, Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs.
Dougherty of Ethel, Mr, and Mrs.
Lloyd Miller, of Porter's Hill.
ELIMVILLE
Mr. A. C. Whitlock of St. Thomas,
Mr, Les McNaughton of Montreal,
also 'Master Ronald Spry of London
were visitors with relatives here on
Wednesday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs, Rollie Williams
spent several days the end of the
week holidaying at Port Elgin,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johns and
family visited with the latter's
grandmother, Mrs. Howald, at Den -
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cartons, promptly— and
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steady supplies for you.
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