HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1949-09-08, Page 5THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1949
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PI-IONE 47
SEAFORTH
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
TOWN TOPICS
Susanne Dick was a recent visitor
with her cousin, Ann Christopher in
London.
Mr. It,MacLean Jr has returned
from a holiday trip to New York and
Boston,
Jimmy Sinclair ' of Broughdale,
visited N1rs.•Annie Reid over the
Week end and returned Monday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Sinclair, who were returning home
from Southampton.
Mr, Denton Keine of Winnipeg
visited his grandmother, Mrs. C. C.
Laine over the week end.
Miss Patrioia Ritter, London, vis-
ited over the week end with Mies
Diane Mowat.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Melady, of
Woodstock, spent the week end at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Eckert.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Saunders,
Duane and Barry, Detroit, were week.
end guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Elmore Stephenson.
Miss Betty Anderson, Hamilton,
spent the week end with her grand-
mother', Mrs. R, Bell.
Mr, Michael Bechely attended the
Toronto exhibition over the week
end.
Mrs. C. C. Kaine and daughter
were visitors at the home of Miss.
Brigham in •Clinton last week.
Miss .Luella Raine left for Ottawa
on Saturday. Her mother accomp-
anied her to Stratford.
Miss Theresa McIver has returned
to Petrolia where she will resume
her teaching duties.
Mr, Thos. Nolan, Niagara Falls,
Spent the week end with his mother,
Mrs, James Nolan.
Mr.. Margaret. Maloney, '.Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Maloney and family and
Mr; Harold Maloney attended the
Maloney reunion at the home of 1•Ir.
end Mrs. Peter Maloney in :McKillop
last week.
Mr. Archie Hulett has accepted a
position on the staff o1' the Tihson-_
1,"r.r sehool,
Mr. Jim Blakely spent the holiday
week end with his parents in Tren-
ton
Miss Jacqueline Habkirk attended
the Toronto exhibition on Monday.
Mr, and Mr s. Keith Lamont, De-
troit, were week end visitors itors at the
home of ,lir, and Mrs. Frank I.atnmtt.
Mr. Dennis Maloney, Loudon,
;pent the week end with his soother,
Mrs. Margaret Maloney.
Miss Mary Hagan and Miss 305-
ephine McIver leave on Tuesday to
attend Stratford Normal School.
Mr. Urvan Curtin, Detroit, spent
the week end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. J'. Cleary.
Mr. Jack Wallace attended Toron-
to exhibition over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bannon, Miss
Betty Bannon, Miss Adrienne Ban-
non and Mr, Jerry Bannon were
week end guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A, C. Masse, Windsor.
Mrs. Ralph McFadden and Bruce
were in Toronto last week.
Mrs. George MacDonald, Stratford
and Mrs, Arnold Stansel) and child-
ren, Aylmer, visited with Mr. and
Mrs, Ralph McFadden on :Monday.
Miss Peggy Willis left this week
to teach in South Easthope.
Dr. Louis Prendergast and Mr.
Joseph Head, Chicago, were week
end guests at the home of Mrs. Thos.
O'Loughlin. Miss Mary Ryan has
returned home after spending a
month'; vacation with relatives iu
Chicago.
Mrs Beatrice Bordner of Lansing,
Mich spent the past week with her
cousin, firs, James McNairi and
family,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bloomer of
Chicago have just returned home
After '1 week visit with their aunt,
Jlrs. Su.au Dodds, formerly of Oak ,
Park, and her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs, John (Ardmore in
Clinton, They also visited with 31r.
Bloomer's cousins, Mr. and Mr,. Win.
Dodds and family, 1lcKillop, and Mr.
and Mrs. Kelland MrVittie, Hullett,
and other friends.
A ladies aid tea of the Pre.shste' alt
Cl nub at tlie home of MIs 11 It. Me-
Iiind ey on Friday, iday, Sept. tri, 3 to 6.
Mow Jean Agar spent the we.i: end
with her parents 1u Sarnia.
Mr. Clarence Beeves is visiting his
sister Mrs. Morris Hewlett in Toronto.
Mise Darlene Palmer,of Stratford
visited her aunt Mrs. A. W. Marc,
last. .week.
Miss Annie Howell and Mr. \1n.
Hubbert of Paris visited their cousin
Mrs. John Thompson. last Thursrlay.
JIr. and MIS. Wnr Hatcher moved
to Brantford on Saturday. where Mr.
Hatcher has secured a position.
Mlrs. 5. A. Trout has returned from
visiting in Brantford.
hh 1), Eastman. Prins p,l of the
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Public School. hay t l i r 1'i te' i
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Of Mr. George g e Coleman. r I a . ,, ,1 ]ir.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey ey 1l:r-o and
1eauily returned from their cotsace at
Port Albert .on Jinnday.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Denno ugh S'i't
family of Hamilton spent tiw week
end with Ilir. and Mrs. Jack C'emeeon:
Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Keyes and
daughter returned to Oriliie after
spending the week end with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Keyes.
BORN
NE'rZIii -- At Scott Memnr1ol Hospital, nn
Sept. -3rd, to Mr. and Mr, Melvin Natc4e,
RR. 1 Seat'orth, a daughter
t,IaICENZIE-AC' Scott Memorial Hospital. 'm
Sept. dth, to Mr. and MN. Kenneth Me-
Kenale, RR. 1 Brucefield , taut ,•r
iiOTHAIII -- At Scott Memorial �H.ep,ta:. ou
Soot, 7th. to Mr. and Mrs. S, :r. Hot(•am
SeOforch, u-dsmrhte:• ,
DUBLIN •
A group of young girls was -pres-
cnt-to extend congratulations, Miss
Marie Nagle read a complimentary
address and the ,guest of honor was
presented with varied gifts of linen
and china for which she thanked
eaeeh donor individually. Several
genies were played and dainty re-
freshments were served by a group
of teen-agers.
Miss Looby was also feted at a
miscellaneous shower at the hone
of Mrs. A. 11. Looby on Monday
night. A group of ladies -was pres-
ent to wish the bride-to-be bon voy-
age. A congratulatory address was •
read by Mils; Mary Beare and pres-
entat:ion of miscellaneous and useful
gifts nus rnnde 1,c Nis, Cll9ton
1 oeby and Mrs. Clarence Trott. The
guest of honor grariously expressed
her. thanks. Several games of bingo
were played; first prize, was won by
Mrs. Joseph Carpenter, second by
Mrs. Clayton Looby and lucky prize
by Mrs. Clarence Trott, A delicious
lunch was served.
Miss Marie Krauskopf. London,
with her mother, Mrs. Louis Klauskopf,
Mr. and Mrs. George :McCann and
Tfrs. McMahon, Toledo, Ohio, with
Mr, and Mrs. M. J. Nagle.
Mrs. Gordon Columbus and son,
Kitchener, with Mr, and Mrs. Leon-
ard Nagle.
Mr, and Mrs. Geo, E. Holland and
Gerald Holland attended the wedd-
ing of their niece in Windsor on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs, Thos. J. Molyneanx
at Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Schmidt, Mr.
and Mrs Edward Schmidt and Mr."
Schmidt Sr., of Mount Forest, with
Mrs. Elizabeth Cronin.
Tont Morris and Jack O'Reilly at
the 'Martyr's Shrine, Midland.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Pugh and son
Glenn are absent on vacation at Tor
onto and various points.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred O'Rourke in
Windsor.
Mr. Jimmy Cronin in Detroit,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Lane, Toronto,
with .MIr. and Mrs. John Moylan.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Steinbach and
children, London, and Mr. Joseph
Flanagan, Jr,. Kitchener, with their
parents, Mt and Mrs. Jos, Flanagan.
Mr. and \iss. John L. Malone and
bir. and Mrs. Frank Bowman at
Midland.
Mr. and Mrs. ]'.outs Maloney, of
rietr?it, with Mr, and Mrs. Peter
Maloney.
CONSTANCE
.0 '. and lits. N. I,. McDonald of
:Lore -ion sant a few da;‘,... last week
witwiti, Mr. and Mrs. Lr na= t Adams.
INDs,c Dntold.r Adam; ret a n d on
'11to day night after apt' -o sant vac• -
i , : tl ;pelt in Nen - o,'l Cltr,:+1u
trt1.1 the E.npi c• State tu.3lna,
the ice show, took tine stc riser trip
te the, Statue of Liberty, Gray Line
naeh to Hyde Park home of late
Pre,iident Ronsevcti arid n1urued li
TCA to Toronto to attend the C\1•.
Mr, and Mrs. Edward d Warren of+
I.nndon visited the latter's parents,'
Ml. end Mr,. Earl Lawson on Setup -
day.
Farm
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ricks
TRACTOR JACKS 19.50
NOTCHED PLOW COULTERS S.75
COULTER HUBS, Separate 2.50
MOULDBOARD EXTENSIONS......... ....... 1.45.
WEED HOOKS 725
POWER TAKE -OFF EXTENSIONS .. . ........ 29.75
DRAW -BAR STABILIZERS 10.00
FORD TRACTOR 600x16 FRONT WHEELS 7,00
HYDRAULIC SEATS 32.00
BUMPER GUARDS 12.00
TRACTOR UMBRELLAS 21.50
STEP-UP TRANSMISSIONS 105.00 installed
Daly Motors
Ford Monarch Sales and Service
TELEPHONE 102 SEAFORTH
Mr, Reg. Lawson al•e spending a few
days vacation at Lions Head.
• Mr. and Mrs, Frank Elwood and
Wayne of Fergus visited Mr. and
Mrs, Frank Riley on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs, George Layton, Mr.
George Medd and Mrs. Wells of Ex-
eter visited Mr. and Mrs: James
Medd on Saturday.
Mrs, Stewart Dohnage returned
Imam Sunday after spending a week
with rclat,,es in Detroit:
- 1Ir. and Mrs, Dave Anderson • and
Mr.' and Mrs. lack Medd and David
spent Sunday with relatives in Grand
Valley,
Mr. and MIrs. Lorne Lawson wire
n, i c'don , n Tur. flay,
Me. ..r 1 rias, v ilfrod Ura•hnlo
and family of '`r lestown L life
a r', Pin] with Mr. and Mr,‘. Alft
I it.rivn,
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M r,. J'.l.tia Sinclair,
l•ii:.ate" Frail Courtney of
visited with Mr. and MI" Lee n";+-
caw,n on Sunda„ •
Mt.. mei -Mrs Tick Donald of
1'.rco,te,:"Ivania are isitiil with the
rat ' Parents. lir. and 1Tt
t ?att71pao1.
BLAKE
Aueivevasary service of Blake I'ri-
Mrs. Dave Millson, Roes and Billie, ited Churrh will be held on Sunday,
,ire spending a week with relatives Sept. 11 at 2.80. Rev. P. ]'Reader of
in Detroit. Bayfield will be guest speaker and
Mr. and 1Irs. Edward Wayne and musical number's will be given by
the male oetette of Zurich Evangeli-
cal choir.
FINAL
Football
Ethel at
St. Columban
FRIDAY, SEPT. 9
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Come in and participate in the Free Draws
iiroehler Hostess chair will be drawn for on
Sept. 10th. Balloting from Sept, 3 - 1r1,
Simmons innerspring Mattress will be
drawn for on Sept. 17th. Balloting fr'on-.
Sept. 7th -- 14th.
WaySagless Ilo )fess Chair will 1)e drawn ft,:.
on Sept. 24th. Balloting froon Sept. 1411;
-- 21st.
A Famous i ll:'hart. cellar chest will ire tl:'aiv h
for on Oct. 1st. Balloting from S ' pt. l
-- 28th.
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