The Seaforth News, 1953-08-20, Page 5TkhURSDAY, AUGUST 20, i9 a
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ROSE BRAND MARJARINE 3 1b 950
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LIBBY'S BLENDED ORANGE & GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
Large 48 oz. Tin 350
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658 Erie Street STRATFORD, ONT.
R -33-X
Phone 78
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at the beautiful
STRATFORD
CASINO
every Saturday night
Modern Orchestra
Admission 75c
HENSALL
A coroner's nnv on Tuesday
2
found thatLeitch,2 of R R.
of nd John
4, Denfield, ,net death accidentally
by electrocution August 13 at the
Clipper Coach Manufacturing Co. at
Hensall.
While the jury was not able to
determine that the accident was the
result of. negligence on the part of
anyone, they felt more care should
be taken in keeping electrical appli-
ances in working order in industry.
Leitch was working with an elec-
trical drill on top of an aluminum
trailer when he was electrocuted.
Efforts to revive him failed,
TOWN TOPICS
TOPICS
Dr, W. Kent and Mr. Thomas
j Poulton of London, the latter form-
erly of 'Cleveland, visited with Mr.
Sims on Sunday at the home of
Lorne Dale,
Mr. R. A. Sims of Toronto is
spending his holidays with his ,bro-
1 they, Mr, James Shns,
Miss Mary Geddes is spending a
few days at the lake at Goderieh
with Mrs, Stewart Geddes and font-
ily
Mr. Bill Bennett has taken the 'po-
sition of junior in the Bank of Com-
nterce.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Walsh and
1 MaI.'tidayof, Landon, attended the Mor-
ris -McIver wedding in Seaforth on
Mon
Mrs, Ruby Dundas moved on
Monday from Egmondville to Glen-
coe where she will reside.
Brian Flanagan, Glen Coutts, Gor-
don Ferris, Nelson Ball, Ken Thomp-
son attended the Summer School
camp of the United 'Church at God-
erich last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Ben Rising, Centre
St. entertained the following during
the past two weeks, Mrs. N, E. Nor-
ris and daughter Barbara June, Mr.
Bob Close, all of Toronto; Mr, P.
H. Rising, Champaign, Ill„ Mr, and
Mrs. Carl Talbott and daughters
Mary and Betty of Bondville, Ill,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maloney and
family spent a few days last week
at the Martyr's Shrine, Midland,
Ont,
Mr, Fred Lawrence is holidaying in
Orillia, and later in Toronto.
Mr. Louis P. Maloney and son
Gerald of Detroit are visiting with
his mother, Mrs. Margaret Maloney.
Miss Margaret Blackburne, Tor-
onto, is a guest at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. Peter McIver,
Mrs. P, A. Hatcher of Blackie,
Alta., is a guest of her sister, Mrs.
W. E. Kerslake and Miss Elizabeth
Smith.
Mr, and Mrs. Ed Caskenette and
family, Woodstock, and Mr. and
Mrs, John Farell and daughter, St.
Clements, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kelly.
Mr. Jack Dorrance, St, Cathar-
ines with Ms mother, Mrs. Mae Dor-
rance over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Rowan Sproat, De-
troit, were guests at the home of
Mrs. H. Sproat over the weekend.
Mrs. E. C. Case is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Harrison Morse and
Mr. Morse, in Albany, New York.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nott have re-
tutnied, to their home here after an
absence of 20 months spent at the
home of the fernier's daughter, Mrs.
Keith Webster of Blyth. Mrs. Nott
has just returned from a ten -week
visit with relatives in Manitoba and
Northern Ontario, Both Mr. and
Mrs. Nott are much improved in
health. Their many friends wish
them continued good health..
BORN
KBYES— At Scott Memorial Hospital
an August 16, 10 Mr. and Mrs, Har-
vey Keyes, Hensall, a daughter
HIILLEY—At Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal, on August 17, to Mr. and Mrs.
Kon Ilulley, Seaforth, a son
JOHNSON—On August 17th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Cyril Johnson, Hamilton,
a daughter.
VARNA
Mrs, Elmer Webster
Funeral service was held on Sat-
urday afternoon, August 15, for
Mrs, Elmer Webster, formerly Flos-
sie Makins, who passed away in Clin-
ton Public Hospital, on Thursday,
Rev.
• Re
her
55th can..
August13,inY
T. JPitt, VarnaUnited Church,
of-
ficiated at the Ball and Mutch fun-
eral home, High St., Clinton.
Pallbearers were John McAsh,
Albert Horner, Nelson Reid, George
Johnston, Lloyd Keys, and A. J.
Mustard. Those who carried the
many beautiful floral tributes were
Arnold Makins, Thomas Grealis, Ro-
bert Webster, Mac Webster, Harvey
Hayter, Dean Aldwinkle, Eddie Gre-
alis, Adam Wilson. Interment was in
Baird's Cemetery.
The funeral was largely attended,
with persons attending from Tillson-
burg, Ingersoll, Detroit, Lncknow,
172
SEAFORTH MOTORS
Phone 541 Seaforth
Kitchener and London,
Mrs, Webster was born in Stanley
Township, the daughter of the late
William Makins and Mary Ann Rou-
att. She lived in that township all
her life with the exception of a few
years in Bay City, Mieh. In 1923,
she married Elmer Webster, and
they have lived ever since on their
farm in Stanley Township, She was
a member of the Varna United
Church and active with the Woman's
Association and Women's Missionary
Society, when she was able.
Surviving besides her husband is
one daughter, Mrs. George Clifton
(Leona), Brucefield; one son, Grant,
at home; four grandchildren, Mari-
lyn, Grace, Ann and Donna Clifton;
two brothers, lames, Clinton; and
Lloyd, Bayfield. Two sisters ,prede-
ceased her a few years ago.
John Dowson, of Varna, 18 -year-
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Dowson, Varna, died late Wednes-
day night, on, his way to the Clinton
Public .Hospital, as a result of an ac-
cident, at the farm of his uncle, Ce-
cil Dowson, Varna. The youth was
on his way home from disking in the
community, and called at the home
of his uncle, when the tractor which
he was riding upset. The gas tank
exploded and the tractor pinned hint,
down, the flames from the explosion •
fatally burning him. The accident
occurred when he was in the act of
turning the machine around near a
garage in his uncle's laneway,
The youth was rushed to the Clin-
ton hospital in a station wagon own-
ed by Arnold Regan, of Bayfield,
but he died on the way, Dr, Frank
Newland of Clinton, attended the
boy at the farm.
The Dowson youth was born at
Varna, attended Clinton District
Collegiate Institute and was employ-
ed at the R,C,A,F. Station at Clin-
ton. He had been working land at
night. Surviving besides his parents
are one brother, Glen Dowson, Var-
na, and one sister, Mrs. Marion Tip-
ping, of Toronto.
.Services for Robert N. Stephenson
05, former well-known Stanley twp,
farmer, were conducted Monday at
2:30 p.nt., by Rev. T. Pitt, Varna,
in the Ball and Mulch funeral chap-
el, and interment made in Bay-
field Cemetery. The pallbearers were
Lloyd Keyes, Percy Johnston, Wil-
mer and Orval McClinchey, Allan
Armstrong and Milton Pollock. He
was a 'member of the Anglican
Church. His wife, the former Clara
Oesch died several years ago. Sur-
viving are one brother, David, Strat-
ford; and one sister, Mrs. John Dow-
son, Varna.
HULLETT,
Death of Mrs, Kelland MOVlttle
The funeral took •place on Monday
afternoon at Burns Lhdt1-,1 C'hurc'h of
Airs. Kellam, McVittie• who died at
Victoria Hospital, London. . u :'rtcrr-
day after three weeks illness. The
late AIrs. MtVittie was 12 on Jttly DI
and her maiden name was Elsie
Dodds. being a daughter of the lite
Mr, and SL•s. John Dodds of Aie-
KilIop. About 21 years ago site was
married to Air. AIc•\'ittie and had Are,
lived in Hallen. She was a m other of
Burns Church and also of Londesboi i
women's institute. Surviving besides
her hnshand are two dau,'ht,rs. 11r,;.
Norma» Thotnpsou (Jean) of liatr'.,w
Bay. and Donna at hunt,', Also 1wt
brothers. Melvin Dodds ,If 11ii f;au ant'
Robert C. Dodds of
funeral was tondnctivl M r:, y. '•ll.
whit, of Londesboro ttssiste,l by Rev;
.lir. Scott of Blyth. Interment was
made in Burns cemetery. The pall-
bearers were John Riley, b;, Hesk, R.
am
• o
Fairservice
Geo. Pollard, Willi
were
bearers
Bell, Geo. Brown. Flower
Donald Dodds, Norman Dodds, Harold
Dodds, James King, Kenneth Scott,
Harry Lear,
McKI LLOP
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Eckert of
Timmins and Mr. and Mrs, James
E. Sloan visited relatives in Detroit
over the weekend,
NOW is the
time far
LAYING MASH
By feeding famous Sun -Ray Laying Mash this Fall,
you can step up egg production by as much as 30
Yes, you'll get more eggs and bigger eggs when you
feed Sun -Ray Laying Mash. A fall range of
Sun -Ray Feeds is now on sale at ---
POULTRY FARMS and HATCHERY
Phone 853 Seaforth
ADVANCE SALE OF TICKETS
Advance sale of admission tickets
to Western Fair, London, September
14th to 19th, is proceeding rapidly
in town. These advance tickets are
sold in strips of three for *1.00.
Only advance tickets are eligible for
the draw for two motor cars, Monday
evening, September 14. The special
coupon attached to each strip of
tickets must have your name and ad-
dress on the back of it and must be
mailed to Western Fair, London, in
time for the draw. There will be an-
other draw on Saturday night, Sept.
19, for a third motor car, three tele-
vision sets, and two bicycles. Alto-
gether there will be prizes valued at
over $7,000.
Western Fair attendance broke all
records last year. You will want to
attend. Buy your tickets now and
save 50 cents on a strip of three
tickets. Regular admission to tit
fair is 50 cents and does not entitle
you to participation in the draw for
prizes. Tickets may be obtained in
Seaforth front Baldwin Hardware
and Elliott's Restaurant,
THE OFFICE OF
J. E. Longstaff
FOR WEEK OF
WILL BE CLOSED
August 24 to 29
WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING
ASSOCIATION
"Where Bette: Bulls Are 'Used”
We will be closed for staff holidays from August 23rd to August 880th
inclusive. Where semen is shipped. service will not be available until
September 1st.
NEW BUSINESS IS SOLICITED
For service, roll cola •ct (Tial+o1 242
Week days 7.3' to 111 u.tit. -- Sundays t Holidays 1..n1 t„ ..:11, ..n..
Con's noticed in haat later in the day should b•' ins1,)„inuta,l at,
following day.
Top sires of all breeds are used. Hewev r. we are .staring il.
Aberdeen -Angus in this ad, They ur: as follows:
Blackbird Bandolier of Anoka 30th
byPrince l: ' , r _ t
i by BLu
ut Grenadier J. .P.1.
in• Rally B1c, tul Lady 1"
th by Envious Blackcap
11,1
t
t.
Clackcap p i_f Maple Gables 65th
y , l u ltcull (c t:, rat of Elia Grove by Burgess tsi neral of Ada Ind
!tent i'rilletta of Don Head by Enchanter of Bordnlac Sud,
e '^.leer of Maple Grove 28th
by Bandolier of Maple Grove 1:11-11 by Bandolin• of Anoka
front Miss Burgess of Anoka 4th by Blackbird Bandolier of Page.
Queen's Grenadier of Corydon
By Dominator LT, A. by Elston Repeater :?ml -
frmn Queen Henderson 29th by Piston Compress 2nd.
2ImCAR
Third Car drawn _for
15)urday,' Sop(ember 14th.
ADVANCE SALE TICKETS AVAILABLE AT
Baldwin Hardware Elliott's Restaurant