HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1954-08-12, Page 5'THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1954
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• SEAFORTH SWINE CLUB
The August meeting of the Sea -
forth Swine 'Club was held at the
farm of Mr. Ken Stewart, lot 16, con.
4, McKillop, on August 9, with a
THE SEAFORTH NEWS.
TOWN TOPICS
Mr. and Mrs. 0, R. Franeie of
Woodstock and Mr. and Mrs, B. M.
Francis of Exeter, spent Sunday with
their sister, Mrs, IL Lawrence.
Mrs. D. Parish of Comber was •a
recent guest of Mrs, H. Lawrence,
Mr. and .Mrs, K. E. Docherty and
son of Toronto, and Mr, and Mrs. C.
L. (Moore of Prescott, and family,
who spent some holidays with their
mother have returned home.
Mr. Murray Williams came up
from Toronto on Wednesday to take.
his father, Mr. Charles Williams
back to Toronto owing to the death
of his brother-in-law, Mr.: "Barry
Lorimer, of Toronto. Also to see his
brother, Alex Williams who is very
ill in Toronto East General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs, Bedford Dungey
spent their holidays in Collingwood
with her parents, Mr ,and Mrs. James
Hogg, Mrs. Hogg and Larry Muir -
head returned with them for a week.
Allan and Harold Bridge of Brus-
sels are spending a week with Mr,
and Mrs. Bedford Dungey.
Master Gary Millson has returned
to his home in Sngersoll after spend-
ing the past five weeks with Miss
Laura Mole.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Parsons and
Walter of London were Friday visit-
ors with Miss LauraMole.
Miss 'Carol Millson of Ingersoll is
holidaying with her aunt Miss Laura
(Mole,
Mrs, Jos, Rowland and family were
weekend visitors in Chatham.
Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Dale and Mr.
James Sims went to Thornbury on
Sunday. Mr, Sims remained for a
holiday et the home of his daughter.
Miss Laura Mole spent the weekend
at Ipperwash.
Mrs. Mary Lindsay, of Florence, is
visiting her niece, Mrs. Jelin Pryce
and Mr. Pryce.
Mrs, Victor Nimmo and son Dun -
very good attendance. The members can and Mrs. John C. Brough and
judged a class of breeding gilts, then' Mrs. Bertha Sullivan, all of Toronto,
Don Dodds read the minutes of the I and Mrs. Earl Case of Fort Ann, N.
Y., spent the weekend with relatives
last meeting, after a quiz was held. I around Seaforth, and also attended
the funeral of Mrs. Sullivan's broth-
er, the late Robert J. Dayman of
Hensell,
for $'LOO
Each adult adniks p c
adult or two chlidrot'
Prizes valued at over $7,500.00
Only ADVANCE SALE TICKET HOLDERS;
are eligible for prizes Including
• 1954 Dodge
<I • 1984 Meteor
• 1954 Pontiac
•Y�;,;i,..r • 21" Spartan Television Set ,
• 21" Emerson Television Set
• 17" Emerson Television Set
• 2 Bicycles
Special Opening Night Awards
Three 1954 Cars
Special non•edml,aon coupon attached mutt teach
Western Fair Association by 9,90 p.m. Sept. 13, 1964
to bo eligible for openl"g night drew.
50 MUCH FOR SO LITTLE!'.
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CRAFTS DISPLAYS
SEPT. 13 TO 18 - LONDON, ONT. _
W. 0. JACKSON, Manager AdA
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT
Baldwin Hardware W. H. Elliott Restaurant
SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS
Open Daily Phone 363 J
T. PRYDE AND SON
Enquiries Are Invited
JDX.FJTER CLINTON
Phone 41 J Phone 103
GRANT CALDWELL
Mr. Grant Caldwell, Central Butte,
Sask., passed away in Hospital after
a lingering illness. He was 74. bIr•.
Caldwell was born at Hensall, Before
going to Saskatchewan he attended
Westervelt College, London, and was
employed by International Harvester
Co., Regina, for a number of years,
before taking up farming in Sas-
katchewan. He was a member of
Central Butte United Church and
also of the Masonic Lodge and Curl-
ing Club. Surviving are his wife, the
former Dele Ewen of Elora, Mary
(Mrs. R. Mitchell) Weyburn, Sask.,
Lois (Mrs. Anson reader) Banff,
Alta., Garth of Central Butte; Barnet
of United States Air Force; and two
sisters, Sadie Caldwell, of Vancouver,
and Mrs. R. H. Sproat, Seaforth; also
three grandchildren.
MRS. WILLIAM IRVINE
Following a short illness, Mrs. Wil-
liam Irvine died early Thursday
morning in Scott Memorial Hospital
here in her 74th year. She was the
former Margaret Gray, and was born
and educated in Scotland. In 1910
she was married at Woodstock, and
carne to the Kippen area to live in
1920, retiring to Seaforth a few
years ago, following the death of her
husband. Survivors are one son,
Alexander, Seaforth; two daughters,
Mrs. John (Margaret) Wood, Kippen;
Mrs. Albert ((Jean) White, Cainsville;
two brothers, Alexander Gray, Salt-
coats, :Scotland; and William, Carlyle,
England. She was a member of Eg-
mondville United Church.
Rev. W. E. Milroy of 'Egmondville
UnitedChurch conducted a funeral
service at 2 pm. on Saturday, at the
Box funeral home. Burial was made
in Maitlandbank cemetery.
The pallbearers were James Up -
shall, Ivan Forsyth, John Modeland,
W. Broadfoot, Chas. Eyre, Arthur
Finlayson. Flowerbearers were Ross
Broadfoot, ,Roy Consitt, Win. Camp-
bell, Albert Alexander.
WESTERN FAIR ADVANCE
TICKETS NOW ON SALE
Dates for Western Fair, London,
this year are September 13 to 18. Ad-
vance admission tickets remain at
last year's price of three for one
dollar. Only holders of these advance
ticket strips are eligible for over
$7,000 in prizes. These include three
motor cars, three expensive television
sets and two bicycles.
The special bonus coupon on every
ticket strip is not good for admission,
but it does entitle the purchaser to
take part in a special draw for three
cars Monday night, September 13.
The draw for the TV sets and bicyc-
les will be held Saturday night, Sep-
tember 118 at the close of the grand-
stand performance.
The bonus coupon, with your name
and address on it, roust roach West-
ern Fair, London, before 9;80 p.m.
Monday, September 13 to be included
in the draw for three cars. Regular
admission at the fair itself is 50
cents, so buy your tickets now lo-
cally and save 50 cents on a ticket
strip of three.
Western Fair tickets aro now on
sale in Seaforth at Baldwin's Hard-
ware and W. II. Elliott's Restaurant.
DANCE
Stratford Casino
Every Saturday Night
$25.00 CASH DOOR PRIZE—
ONTARIO'S 13]BAUTY SPOT
MISS M4UPE NARTRY
Miss Maude Hartry died late Wed-
nesday afternoon last in Scott Mem-
orial Hospital, Seaforth, following a
short illness, She was 74 years old,
Miss 'Hartry was born at Brussels, a
daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs.
William Hartry. She had been a
schoolteacher here since 1921 having
previously taught at Bervie in Bruce
county and in Red Deer, Alta,, also in
Seaforth public school. She retired
about (three years ago. Miss Hartry
was a member of Northside United
Church. Her hobbies were flowers
and painting. Surviving her are two
brothers, Howard Hartry of London,
and Robert R. Hartry of Welland,
and one sister, Mrs. R. N. Bissonnette,
Stratford. The funeral was held on
Friday with (Rev. D, G. Campbell of-
ficiating.
CROMARTY
(Mrs. E. H. Payne, who has been
visiting with relatives here, left for
her home in Mcosejaw on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McLachlan
and Mr. and Mrs. Carter Kerslake
and family visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Robert McLachlan and
family of Seaforth,
Mr. Alfred Miller, Toronto, and
Mr. Cole and son, Lake Simeoe, visit-
ed recently with Mr. Oswald Walker
and other friends here,
Mrs, H. Currie, Winnipeg, is visit-
ing thin week with Mr. and Mrs. John
Hocking,
Mr. and Mrs. Gersham Speare, of
Toronto, spent a few days last week
with his sister, Miss Olive Speare.
Mr, and Mrs. Otto Walker visited
on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Alvin
Cornish, Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Cadiek and
children, London, were Sunday
guests of Mr, and Mrs. John Wallace,
Mrs. Thos. Scott and Mr. and Mrs.
K. McKellar accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. W. N. Binning and Richard visit-
ed on Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. G.
M. Young at Galamere Beach.
The Voice of Temperance
"The bottle club, now an accepted
institution in Huron and Perth, makes
SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS BAND
PRESENT CONCERT, VICTORIA PARK, SEAFORTH
SUNDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 15th, 8.30 P.M,
O CANADA
1. OVERTURE "Gypsy Festival" Al Hayes
2. MARCH "Spirit of Peaoe" W. H. Kiefer
3, SELECTIONS "Steel Guitar Rag" Jerry Burke
"Pan•I:Iandler Rag" Jerry Burke
by Jim Hopper & John Grummett
4. MARCH "Dry Bones On Parade" 01. L. Walters
5. JAM SESSION "The Hot Canary" Paul Nero
"'Five Foot Two" Ray Henderson
by Bob Scott & Stan Smith
0. MARCH "Algonquin" Chas. J. Rockwell
7. OVERTURE "Three Merry Knights" Al. iiayee
8. VOCAL SOLOS "Rose -Marie" Rudolf Frtml
"Peg 0' My Heart" Fred Fisher
by Mrs. Ross Hamilton
9. HYMN "Abide With Me"
10. MARCH "Salute To Washington" W. H. Kiefer
11, SELECTIONS "South" Stephen Foster
"Guitar Boogie" Art Smith
by Jim Hopper & John Grummett
12, MARCH "Old Comrades" C. Teske
13. VOCAL SOLOS "Night & Day" Cole Porter
"In The Still Of The Night" Cole Porter
by Mrs. Ross Hamilton
14, MARCH "National Emblem" E. E. Bagley
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN
Stanley J. Smith, Bandmaster Frank C. J. Sills, President
a farce out of our out -dated Canada
Temperance Act", We quote from a
recent editorial in a Huron County
Weekly. "In a recorded vote, which
was unanimous, a permit to build a
$10,000 social club building on the
west side of Erie St., Clinton, was
turned down by the Clinton Town
Council on Monday night. The so-
called 'club' was described as a club
where citizens aged 21 or over could
join and play cards, or if patrons so
desired, the club could supply and
control liquor and beer for them".
A recent news item. One Huron town
council very evidently does not ac-
cept the bottle club as a desirable in-
stitution. The council rightly inter-
preted the feeling of Clinton citi-
zens. How many such liquor clubs in
Huron are listed amongst the pleas-
ant social clubs in their community?
Granted that the law lacks teeth
somewhat, it is rather surprising how
frequently these clubs run foul of
the law. Our Crown Attorney can
and does prosecute without fear or
favour where there is evidence that
bottle clubs are selling liquor. Liquor
cannot legally be sold in Huron
County, even in a bottle club, ex-
cept in that section which is directly
under Federal jurisdiction, the R.
C.A.F. Camp just outside of Clinton.
BORN
WILBEE—At Scott Memorial Hospi•
tai, on August 10th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Wilbee, Seaforth, a
daughter
BRIGHTRALL — At Scott Memorial
Hospital, on Aug. 9th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Don Brightrall, Seaforth, a
daughter
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