The Seaforth News, 1948-09-02, Page 5THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1948
TIE.SEAFORTH NEWS
TOWN TOPICS
Mrs. George Eaton - attended the
Bullard•McFarian wedding at Thames -
ford on Tuesday, August 24.
Miss Helen Currie spent a few days
in Toronto with her sister. Mrs. George
Finlay and Mr. Finlay, also attended
the Exhibition.'
Mr. and Mrs. Bert B'racishaw- and
Beulah have returned from a trip to
Vancouver and Victoria,
Mrs, George Eaton spent a few
days in Toronto visiting her son Ken.
WRIGHT'S,SUP SUPERIOR specials
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OVEN FRESH
23 oz. Pkgs. 25c
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE
1 .LB. BAG 5A,
Al! Purpose Grind
COTTAGE BONELESS FOWL
for Salads 29c
7 OZ. TIN
'ROYAL YORK TEA
I/2 H.
47c
GRAPE FRUIT JUICE,
48 OZ. TIN
CHAN PASTE WAX
1 LB. TIN
27c
59c
VAN CAMP PORK & BEANS
2 -20 -oz. Tins 27c
SOAP POWDER 1 l 1Oc
CHOCOLATE CAKE Mix
Pkg. 32c
CHAN SPEED COAT
LIQUID WAX 9C
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Lumber
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SPRUCE
2x4 2x6 2x8 2 x 10
up to 16 ft. lengths
at $85.00
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HEMLOCK
2" stock
suitable for Barn Floors
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a Staffa.
Staffa 630 200-11 4 2
n' St•Marys 100 051— 7 6 3
Siding and sheathing
lumber at $85.00
per `M'
Cedar -Ash - Rock Elm -
Fir - Pine - in stock
from 1"' to 6"x6"
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L. H.F.A. JUNIOR LEAGUE
Recent scores in the junior soccer
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Shingles—Red Band
$12.80 Square ,
Asphalt Shingles
210 pound, various blends,
$8.50 square
You can insulate your home by doing it
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Supplies now available — Clear kiln dried fir mouldings —
Gyproc wallboard — Ten Test — Ashlar Blocks — Cedar
siding — Cedar grain siding — Masonite — Plywood
— Arborite — Beaverboard — Chrome mouldings — Doors
Reclaimed windows. '
See the %" Fir Plywood at 12c per Square Foot
in Sheets 4x8 for sheathing granaries, and general -
repair
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES
HORSES $4.50 each. CATTLE $6.00 each;
HOGS $1.75 per cwt,
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neth, Mr, and Mrs, Walter Wright a
Mr. Robert Sheridan, also -attend
the Exhibition.
Mr, and Mrs. Russell Sproat spe
last week in London, Goderich al
Kincardine.
Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Sproat and fat
ily of Detroit, who have been holida
ing in Bayfield, have returned hom
Miss Laura Mole is visiting i
Hamilton and Toronto.
Mr, and Mrs, David Mole, Rocheste
N.Y, Mrs. )Van. Sparks, Mr, and Mr
Arthur Sparks, Southampton, spe
the 'week end at the home of the
nieces, Laura and Vera Mole.
Visitors last week at the hone
Mr, and Mrs. Chas. H. Garniss ii
chided Mrs, J. A. Ballantyne, Mr, an
Mrs, Alan Garniss and Gail of Lo
don, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Scott and so
Jimmie from West Lorne; Mr, Joh
Isbister of St. Claire, Mich, and Mr
J. W. Caldwell of Winnipeg, en he
return trip from the Liberal Conve
tion in Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs. John Aldington an
Margaret Rose of Varna spent Sunda
with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Aidingtor
N. Main street.
Mrs, C. H. Garniss is visiting i
London,
Mr. C. H. Garniss is visiting at Bin
vale and Brussels,
Mrs. Richard Peiffer and little dal
gliter Diane from Detroit spent las
week with Mr. and MWs. Henry Ho
garth.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adams seen
the week enol in Sarnia. Mr. and Mr
Carman Scarrow returned house wit
them to spend a few holidays here.
Mrs. Mason and her two sons, Ron
and Gordon were visitors at the hoar
of the latter's mother Mrs. S. Munro
Mrs. Thomas ICenyonr of Brocic
Sask., spent a few clays at tine hour
of Mr. Thorpe Rivers.
Mr. William Taylor of Scienc
Hill, who will be 94 next January
was a visitor in town on Tuesday.
Mr. Chester Lee, who recent]
bought the vacant lot on Main stree
beside Elliott's Lunch from Mr. E.
L. Box, intends to erect a building
there for his pool room.
Mr, and Mrs, Frank Murray of
Detroit spent the week end at the
home of mm. R Kennedy,
Miss ,Tean McMaster, nurse -in
training in the Hamilton General
Hospital, is spending three week's
vacation at the home of her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. E. A. McMaster,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Benninger, of
Guelph, spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cleary.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Wilson have
returned home after spending• two
weeks vacation in Detroit and Ot-
tawa,
Master David Lemon, London, is
holidaying' with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. Lemon.
Miss Ella Ryan, Sarnia, is visit-
ing in town with her brother, Mr.
Martin Ryan.
Mrs. Ralph McFaddin spent the
week end in Toronto.
Mr, and Mrs. Bpb Devereaux, of
London, spent the week end at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Devereaux.
Mr, Ray Mulford, Stratford, spent
the week end with friends in town.
Mr. David Bolton, Kitchener!
spent the week end with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Bolton.
BORN
TALBOT—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on
Aug, 30th, to Mr. and Mrs, Ernest
Talbot, a son
BENNETT—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on
August 26, to Mr. and Mrs. George
Bennett, Hensall, a daughter
CROWE—At Scott Memorial Hospital 00
August 28, to Mr, mrd Mrs. Ernest
Crowe, Seaforth. a son
HUETHER—At Scott Memorial Hospi Lai, on
August 30, to Mn and Mrs. Murrny
Huethcr, RR3 Brussels, n son.
SPORTS
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The Legion were strong especially at
bat with Habkirk crossing the plate
five times and T. Sills doing the
same four times.
' Bell Foundry relied on three pitch-
er, Hildebrand, Regele and Huisser.
Batteries: Legion—Cremin p, Mc-
Lean c; Foundry—Hildebrand p,
Regele p, Huisser p, and Matthews c.
Bell Foundry 100 000 0— 1
Legion 325 550 x-20
LEGION JUVENILE LEAGUE
Standings
GP W L T Pt
Dublin Irish 10 8 2 0 16
Brucefield 10 6 4 0 12
Wanderers 10 6 4 0 12
Sally Anns , 10 5 5 0 10
Tigers 10 4 6 0 8
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Because of the lateness of the
Brucefield team only four innings
were played, so last Thursday the
game was given to the Tigers. '
• EXHIBITION GAMES
The Blyth Legionettes downed the
Goderich girls 18-17 in a recent game
played in Blyth in a home and home
exhibition seizes.
Last Thursday, in the return game
played in the Goderich Agricultural
Park, the Blyth Legionettes were
downed by a four run margin to the
tune of Goderich 9, Blyth 5.
6' * 0 *
The Blyth Senior 'A' team downed
the Londesboro men's softball team
in a game played in the Blyth Agr-
icultural Park last Thursday night.
The final score read Blyth 17 runs.
Londesboro 11 runs.
Baseball
JUVENILE O.B.A.
Group A semi-finals
Standings
GP W LTPt
Hensall 2 2 0 0 4
Seaforth Red Sox 2 0 2 0 0
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Seaforth Red Sox went down to
a 13-6 defeat Wednesday night to the
Hensall nine in. the O.B.A. playdowns.
Hensall has beaten Seaforth two str-
aight in this semi-final best -of -three
series. Hensall now plays Staffa the
winner's of the Group A series.
Heinrich, for Hensall, had 6 strike-
outs and walked 3. Smith, for Sea -
forth, strilck' (lilt 5 'and 'walked 7.
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Batteries: Hensall —Heinrich ,p,
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p, Henderson c.
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Y- Standings
B. GP W L T PC
u Staffa 33 2 1 0 4
St. Marys 3. 1 211'
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3' In the final game of the best -of -3
it
series Staffa eliminated St. Marys,
11-7 at Hensall.
Staffa will now play Hensall in
Winthrop 2, Blyth 1.
Walton 1, Ethel 1.
Winthrop 2, Walton 1.
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Standings:
GP W L T Pt
Winthrop 4 4 0 0 8
Walton' 5 2 1 2 6
Dthel 3 0 2 1 1
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,COMING GAMES: •
Friday—Ethel at Winthrop
Monday—Ethel at Blyth
Lakeview Casino
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Dancing Nightly
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H ENSALL
Born—In Clinton General Hospital,
on Thursday, Aug. 26, to Mr, and Mrs.rrw�a
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Recent scores in the junior soccer
George Bennett, Hensall, a daughter,
Born—At Mrs. Stephan's Nursing
Horne, Hensall, on Sunday, Aug. 29, to
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Peters, Hensall, a
daughter.
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Gorman, Eckert & Co. Ltd. offer 3
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MIDNITE DANCE SEPT. G
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LAST DANCE OF SEASON
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special prizes
baked with Forest City BakingPowder. (Each exhibit
( must ge accom-
panied
pauiecl by a Forest City Baking Powder container containing a quan-
tity of the Baking Powder.)
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1 x 1 ib, tin Forest City Baking Ponvder
1 x 4 oz, bottle Rex Brand Vanilla
1 x 1 1b, Pure Black Pepper
1 x 9 oz, Club House Stuffed Qneen Olives
r 1 x Toll shaker Celery Salt
1 x ?-:r. lb. pkg. Gorman's Pure Mustard
1 x 8 oz. pkg. Club House ,Minute Tapioca
SECOND PRIZE:
1 x 8 oz. tin Forest City Baking Powder
1 x 2 oz. bottle Ilex Brand Vanilla
1 x 24 Ib, Pure Blacic Pepper
1 x 9 oz. ('lulr Hou*,o Stuffa'l Qnle.'R Olive,
1 x ii, Ib. Oornian's Pure -mustard
TI-IIItD PRIZE:
1 x 8 ez. tin Forest C ily Baking Powder
1 x 2 clz, bottle Rex Brand nut Vanillt
1 x 1., Ib, pkg. Gorman. Pure lillstard -
1 x 3 oz. pkg. Club .1-Iouse Minute Tapioca. •
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