The Seaforth News, 1952-08-28, Page 4in Walton Community Park Friday
night resulted in a 1-1 tie, Both
goalkeepers Hackwell (Walton) and
Lowe (Brussels), did excellent work
for their teams, Charles liryans
scored for Brussels, followed closely
by a goal for Walton by Ken Mc-
Donald, The game was clean and no
penalties were handed out except a
penalty kick for Brussels btu Nichol
which was of no value. Walton also
had a penalty kick by George Tay-
lor but no score resulted.
LOND ESBORO
Mr. and Mrs. He -ale, Toronto, who
have been spending a few weeks
with her father, Mr, George Moon,
have returned home. -
- Mr. and Mrs. Spence Bann and
little daughter Brenda, who have
been spending a short time with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Govier,
have returned to their home in Kit-
chener.
Master Mervin Durnin, who has
been in the Clinton hospital for an
operation, returned- home Mc iday
Dr. Robert Grierson took the
church services here last Sunday.
and will also be in the pulpit next
Sunday, August 31st. Dr. and Mrs.
Grierson and Doris •are moving to
Toronto to reside, where Doris will
enter the university for a term, We
are sorry to lose such fine people
from our community.
31r, and Mrs, Chas. Troope, who
have been staying at their home in
the village for several weeks, have
returned to their home in Chicago.
Miss Mary Jamieson, Toronto, is
mending a short time with her fa-
ther, Mr, Arthur Jamieson, who is
t'4 years of age, and her sisters.
Flossie and Esther.
Brian Swain and Harry Lear have
taken a trip to the Western prov-
inces and will assist with the harvest
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Caldwell, of
(oderieh, spent the week end with
tl it mother, Mrs. Robert Caldwell,
Mrs Wm. Lyon is spending a few
reek, at the home of her son, Dr.
Kirk Lyon, Leamington. and Di
Arthur Lyon and fatuity, Windsor.
BORN
ii-1I.LIAMSOX.—..In Scott Memorial
Hospital, Seaforth, on August 25.
to air. and Mrs. James William-
son. Walton, a daughter still
bora L
POACH. --In Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal, Seaforth, on August 26th, to
Mr. and 3Irs. William Roach, St.
Columban. a son.
MODERN AND OLD TIME
CLINTON TOWN HALL
FRIDAY, AUG. 29
Admission 50c
Featuring Johnny Petrie's
Western Six
8RODHAGE:N
Master Gary 16iekneier of De-
troit Is holidaying with his grand-.
parents, Mr, apd Mrs. Geo. Rick -
alder,
Mr. and 31r's, John Arbuckle and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Hod,
gert and Audrey, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
bert Hoegy and family spent Sun-
day in Bayfield.
Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Messerschmidt
and Arlene of Detroit., with his
Mother, Mrs. Henry Lieber, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris. W. Leonliardt
and Mr. and Mrs..Ross Leo/Mardt
spent Sunday at Bayfield.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Becker'
have returned from their trip up
north to Muskoka and other points.
Mr, and Mrs. Ed Fischer, Dorothy,
Keith and Brian of Seaforth and
Mayda Beuerman of McKillop spent
Sunday with Mrs, Wnr. Mueller.
There will be a Brodhagen Band
concert this coming Sunday night,
Aug. 31 at 8:15 p,m., at Brodhagen,
CROMARTY
The Marion Ritchie Auxiliary met
at the home of Mrs. •James Miller.
with Olive Speare presiding, Anita
Sorsdahl read the scripture; Mar-
garet Walker took up the study
book; and Mrs. Tom Scott gave the
topic, "Harvest Time." Mrs. Calder
McKaig presented Mrs. Sam Mc-
Curdy with a hymn book, while Mrs.
Carter Kerslake read an address, A
lunch was served.
Mr, and Mrs, Tom Scott, sr., Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew McLaughlin, Mi'.
and Mrs. George Wallace, Mr. and
Mrs. Fd. Alien spent an enjoyable
day at the Mitchell park.
Miss ,Margaret Coleman holiday -
in • with Mr. and Mrs. -Tom Laing.
Philip, James, and Murray Dal-
rymple have left for a trip to the
west.
Mr: and Mrs; George Wallace at
Carlingford with Mr. and Mrs, Don-
ald Wallace.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rechler. 31r. and
Mrs. Ivan Bechier and Harry. Zur-
ich. with Mr. and firs, Donald Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caddick and
Sharon Grace with 3Ir. and Mrs.
John' Wallace.
W. F. (Frank) Stalker
William Francis iFrank) Stalker
died in Clinton hospital early Friday
after a lengthy illness. The immedi-
ate cause of his death was a eere-
bt•at hemorrhage. Mr. Stalker,• a son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Stalker, was in his 65th year, and
had spent the greater part of his
hte in the. Blyth and Auburn dist-
ricts. Ile was a member of the Can-
adian Order of Foresters, and an ad-
herent of the tinted Church. He
was unmarried. Surviving are four
sisters and one brother, Mrs, M.
(Vida) Straw and Mrs. W. (Ethel)
Coates.' Flint, Mich.; Mks. William
(Jean) Craig and Mrs. M. (Belle)
Allan, both of Auburn; and Roy,
•Flint. One brother, Jack, and one
sister, Mrs. Forest ( Myrtle) Carter,
predeceased him. A funeral service
was held at the Arthur funeral
hone, Auburn, at 3 p.m. with burial
following in Balls cemetery.
Clare Reith
SUPERIOR MARKET
PEACHES are at their best. Be sure and get yours this week.
All other fresh Fruits and Vegetables in season
We appreciate your phone orders. Phone 8
Nabob Coffee 1 lb. bag
Libby's Sauerkraut 28 oz. tin
Luscious Jelly Powders 3 pkgs.
Kleenex - regular or chubby pkg
Burns Weiners and Beans
Australian Sultana Raisins
97c
17c
29c
20c
35c
per lb. 20c
The winner of Snoboy: Alex Townsend, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Townsend. Winner of Groceries—Albert Horner
FALL FAIR DATES
Following are fisted the dates for
disti'itc fall faits,
1
Arthur ...........Sept.pt 23-24
Atwood . • . , . Qc%. 2-8'
Bayfield .. Sept, 24-25?.
Blyth Sept. 10-17
Brussels Sept. 2G-20
Chesley Sept. •5-6
Clifford Sept. 16-17
Drayton Sept, 20-22'.
Dresden Aug. 26-28
Dungannon Sept. 171
Durham Sept. 9-10
Elmira ... ,. Aug29 -Sept. 1
Exeter ....... ...... Sept. 17-18
Forest Sept, 26-27;
Hanover Sept, 17-18
Harriston Sept, 24.25
Ilderton Sept. 24
Kincardine Sept. 18-19
Kirkton , .. , . , , . Sept, 25-26
Lindsay Sept. 16-20
Listowel Sept. 22-23
London (Western) , ..Sept. 8.13
Lucknow Sept. 23-24
Meaford Oct. 3-4
Mildmay Sept. 15-16
Milverton Sept. 19-20
Mitchell Sept. 23-24
Mount Forest Sept. 13-15
New Hamburg Sept, 12-13
Owen Sound ...... Sept. 27-29-30
Paisley Sept, 8-9
Palmerston Sept. 29-30
Parkhill Sept. 26
Ripley Sept. 16-17
Rodney Sept. 18-19
Seaforth Sept. 18-19
St. Marys Sept. 30 -Oct. 1.
Stratford ............ Sept. 15-17
Strathroy , Sept. 4-6
Tavistock Sept. 5-6I
Teeswater , ... Sept30 -Oct. 1 r
Thedford Oct. 2-3
Toronto (CNE) .Aug. 22 -Sept. 61
Toronto (13,W17) Nov. 14-22
Walkerton Nov.5-6
Wiarton Sept. 11-12
Woodstock ............0g. 21-23
Zurich Sept, 29-30
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THE SwORT NEWS
THURSDAY; AUGUST 28, I952
Seaforth Lumber Ltd
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WALTON
Mrs. Jane Mpon
Funeral service was held Monday
for Mrs. Jana Moon, who died sud-
denly at her Walton home on Satur-
day. The former Jane .Johnston,
Mrs, Moon was born in McKillop
twp. April 28, 1870. On Dec. 24,
1889, she was married to James C.
Moon. They lived for a time in Hal -
let twp. Surviving are a son. Thos.
Moon, Ridgeway; one brother, Thos.
Johnston, Walton; 4 grandchildren
and 5 great grandchildren, Remains
rested at the Rann 'Funeral Home,
Brussels, and burial was made in
Brussels cemetery. Rev. Lane of
Brussels conducted the funeral ser -
vies. Pallbearers were Arthur Moon,
Donald Moon, Roy Biggins, Jim
Williamson, Kolland McVittie. and
Alvin Stimore.
The second game of the best two
out -of -three series between Walton
and Brussels football clubs, played
,
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FOR THE
ROUND TRIP
Good going Thursday, August 21
to Saturday, September 6, inclusive.
Return limit—September 10
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SEASON ENDS
MIDNIGHT DANCE - AUG. 31ST
12:05 until 3 A.M.
Enjoy Labor Day Week -end with all our
Canadian and American visitors. The Bend
will be at its peak !
Sunday Afternoon - Aug. 31st
Fun Galore 1
2.00, Ir.nr. - Parade starting at Brenner Hotel to Beach.
Bobby Downs and his "Brass Band"
2.30 1p,ni. 'FAT BOYS' BEAUTY CONTEST"
ON TIIE 1.3lACIi
"A LAUGH RIOT" - Silver Collection to the
South Hrlron Hospital Fund
3,00 p.m. - GIRLS' SOFTBALL DOUBLE-HEADER
Stratford Kroeblers vs. London Automarts
These are. top Ontario Intermediate League teams
now in semi-finals of play-offs; a top game,
and one you should see
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Mail Orders Now
For "Western Fair
Grandstand Seats
Practically every out-of-town vis-
itor to the great Western Fair, Lon-
don, September 8 to 13, will wish to
see either the afternoon or evening
grandstand petfornrance. To obtain
the best seats, prospective patrons
should write to Western Fair, Lon-
don, immediately. enclosing money
order or cheque payable at par,
and self-addressed envelope. Be
sure and specify date and whether
afternoon or evening performance.
Prices are $1.00, 81.25, and $1.50.
Jack Kocbman and his thrilling
and daring "hell drivers" will fea-
ture the afternoon grandstand per-
formance Monday and Tuesday aft-
ernoons only, September 8 and 9.
The great Futurity Harness Races
will be, the special afternoon attrac-
tion for the balance of the week.
Evening performances of nine top
notch acts will feature the great
All-Star Girl Revue of the George
A, Hamid Productions, New York.
Mail your order now for the best
grandstand seats. ,
Also remember, please, that only
holders of advance sale admission
tickets are eligible to participate in
the draw for $7,000 in prizes includ-
ing three motor cars.
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STOCK . REDUCING SALE,
Of all New and Used Implements.
Our stock must be reduced
..USED SPECIAL
DISC, MASSEY-HARRIS, 6 FT., ONE WAY
We will refuse.no reasonable offer
until our stock is reduced.
Seaforth Motors
Chevrolet & Oldsmobile
PHONE '141
Net just "automatic' def`I usftng ...NOW
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atie
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IN THE NEW
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HARVESTER
93.0-8000.00
eight models .
eight sizes .
eight prices
refrigxa*or
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SimpleasA&C
Automatic defrosting. Nothing
to do. Frozonrfoods stay hard.
By Manual Control, Fast, elop
Ole defrosting any time.
Conventional for cleaning in-
terior of refrigerator.
FULL COLOR INTERIORS
—
AND EVERYTHING,
Spring -fresh Greets intortors,
Color•keyed door handles. Mora
work.saving"'femtneereds" fen.
tures Than evert
JOHN BACH, Seaforth
—this week end
Come back alive from your holiday trip!
Rash, hurried driving endangers your life and that
of every other person near you on the highway.
Traffic will be heavy and slower than normal. It
will take you a little longer to arrive but don't let
it worry or annoy you. Take it easy. Thousands
-of others will be travelling too ... respect their
safety as well as your own! '
Stay Alert—Stay Alive!
GEO. H. DOUCETr
MINISTER